Aliyev says: “Prepare for peace.” In Syunik, a mother had to shield her three children from an Azerbaijani serviceman’s rifle. Is this Aliyev’s peace?

RT @levantonaganyan: Previously, historians claimed that Armenians settled on Armenian highlands after coming from the west from Thrace (th…

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Breaking news: according to Erdoğan, Turkey has no right to exist.

Mel Gibson speaking about the Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide of 120,000 Christians ✝️ from Artsakh🇦🇲 at the hands of the “father to son terrorist dictatorship of azerbaijan🇦🇿”

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I struggle to think of anything more shameful, indecent, and cringy I've seen recently than Western diplomats visiting ethnically cleansed Nagorno-Karabakh and willingly allowing themselves to be used as extras in the shitshow orchestrated by Baku.

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I've had quite enough of the Lindsathy. I stand with Patrick, Cora, Dawson and Callan.

I love being a mom, every thing about it. It was what I was meant to be. And I love my daughter. Even through terrible twos, elementary school, crazy teenage years and now college. Problems don’t go away they get bigger. But the joy does too. I don’t understand these crazy women

Not every thought that crosses your mind is yours. The Fathers teach that our thoughts come from three places — some from God and His angels, some from the enemy, and some from our own wounded imagination. Here's the freeing part: you didn't choose the thought, so you don't have to accept it. When a dark or false thought comes, refuse it, pray the Jesus Prayer until it quiets, and then feed your mind on what is good and true. "Whatever is true, whatever is honorable… think on these things." (Philippians 4:8) How is it with you — do you fight your thoughts, or have you learned to let the false ones go?  (Ephesians 6:16 · John 8:44 · James 4:7 · Philippians 4:8) #Orthodoxy #JesusPrayer #SpiritualWarfare

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‼️BREAKING NEWS‼️ Archaeologists uncover one of the world’s oldest churches: “Sensational testimony to early Christianity” CBS NEWS Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of an Armenian church dating back almost 2,000 years, making it the oldest structure of its kind in the country and one of the oldest in the world. Germany’s University of Münster, which partnered with a team at the Armenian Academy of Sciences on the archaeological dig, announced the discovery Friday and called it “a sensational testimony to early Christianity in Armenia.” The joint team of archaeologists and researchers uncovered the building during excavations in Artaxata, once a thriving metropolis and commercial center, which for several centuries before and after the common era served as the capital of the ancient Armenian kingdom. Excavations were part of the larger Armenian-German Artaxata Project, an initiative started in 2018 to study the area. Experts believe the church found recently in Artaxata was originally built in the 4th century A.D. That timing coincides with the construction of Etchmiadzin Cathedral, also in Armenia, which is considered the ancient kingdom’s first cathedral and is often regarded as the oldest cathedral in the world. “The building, which dates back to the 4th century, is the oldest archaeologically documented church in the country — a sensational testimony to early Christianity in Armenia,” Achim Lichtenberger, a professor at the University of Münster who works on the archaeology project in Artaxata, said in a statement. Mkrtich Zardaryan of the Armenian Academy of Sciences, who also worked on the project, noted separately that the architecture of the church may help researchers understand something new about Armenia’s history. The church is shaped like an octagon, with rectangular chambers extending out from four of the sides. It is the first octagonal church known to exist in Armenia, Zardaryan said, adding that churches with that shape typically appear in the eastern Mediterranean and can similarly date back as far as the 4th century. The ancient church resembled early Christian memorial buildings, according to the University of Münster. It measured about 100 feet across and originally had mortar flooring, created mostly from sand and cement, with walls made from thick slabs of terracotta — a clay material that at the time was produced in places like Greece and Italy. Pieces of the original material discovered at the site of the ruins suggested the church was decorated lavishly with terracotta, likely imported from the Mediterranean. Remains of wooden platforms found along with the clay helped researchers confirm the building’s ancient origins by way of carbon dating, the university said. ‼️SHARE EVERWHERE‼️

If Ceuta being European since 1415 is illegitimate, then, Constantinople being Turkish since 1453 is more illegitimate.

After tonight, it’s even clearer that the Senate should take the SAVE America Act and continue debating it until it passes Repost if you agree

RT @levantonaganyan: Scientists Reveal the Impossible Genetic Origin of Armenians In this video, we explore the incredible genetic history…

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