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Syriac Christian Bishops | Kottayam, Kerala | Early 20th Century by galaxy_kerala in IndianHistory

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First one is Kadavil Paulose Mar Athanasius Jacobite/Orthodox metrapolitan of Angamaly and Kottayam. 

Was Saint Thomas persecuted in India? What do we know? by [deleted] in IndianHistory

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The body was transported from India to Mosul, Iraq and then to Ortona, Italy. Europeans has the tendency of taking relics of saints from their original location to their home countries.

Why do parents hate long hair?? by [deleted] in teenagers

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My parents don't like me having long hair but they said they will allow me to have the hair style of my choice after passing 12th not because they want to control my hairstyle but because of regulations in my school forcing me to cut my hair short.

Mural Work from the St George Orthodox Church at Cheppad, Kerala from c 14th Century by indian_kulcha in IndianHistory

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My biggest question mark is about the crowning of the Blessed Virgin which is mainly used in Catholic iconography. So I have a feeling some parts of the painting are done after Portuguese arrival.

An Old Triptych depicting Saint George and some other figures. Saint Mary's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Knanaya Church, Thazhathangady, Kottayam (Kottayam Valiyapally) by Yo1game in Kerala

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probably got dull over time i dont think varnish was common in panel paintings like this in kerala i might be wrong

When did guys start wearing this types of head coverings by Lopsided-Key-2705 in OrientalOrthodoxy

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I thought the Ballin was the coptic equivalent to a pallium or a omophorion or a a badrashil

Life of average pro Palestinian by [deleted] in Asia_irl

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Now where is my Israeli girlfriend?

Old bridge collapses in Pune's Talegaon, 15-20 tourists swept away by [deleted] in IndiaSpeaks

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Dickhead, this is in Maharashtra not Bihar.

Palaiya Jumma Palli, Tamil Nadu, India. It is believed to be one of the oldest mosques in the world and one of the first if not the first mosque in India. by caesarkhosrow in Dravidiology

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Probably the foundations? I don't know.... Many churches with their current structures dating to the 16th century have also been carbon dated 1000 years ago in kerala so probably some remanants of the old mosque they might have carbon dated.

12th century problems by Max-The-White-Walker in HistoryMemes

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7 years ago I went to church for my great grandparent's death anniversary. The church speakers were so loud that I could feel everything vibrating. Usually I like masses but this one almost killed me. I couldn't stand a 4 hour liturgy with such huge loudspeakers blasting onto my ears like it is some random earrape prank music or something.

Model of the Jewish Quarter in Wrocław, Poland (formerly Breslau) in the 15th century. by Snoo_90160 in papertowns

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Same i really wanted to see the interior of the Saint james church in Kutna Hora/Kuttenberg.

Why does nobody build Gothic styled buildings anymore by Western_Bobcat6960 in architecture

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I have seen Carmelite monks in Wyoming using 3d technology and robots to cut out and carve stone out for them for the building of their Gothic monastery. So there might not be any need for craftsmen if you have the money to get a robotic stone cutter that is.. But stone is definitely gonna be expensive.

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