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I expect you know after Cromwell's death, England did no longer have a standing Army. The only one they had in the first world war were the Indian Army. They had an army as such but not very large in comparison to the second world war, or first world war. My grandfathers were in the first world war, my maternal grandfather was on the Naval reserve, and called in to train gunners. What this means that in ancient times in the Levant and Asia minor, they had standing trained troops. Especially the Romans.
Anyway I am nearly 80 and in my later years educated myself, and I have a BA, and GCA.(Majoring in Ancient history, and Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology), Diploma in organic farming production, Horticulture certs, and training in the workplace Cert. Published a non fiction book, and several short stories about the Australian Bush. I have worked for politicians, and although I consider myself spiritual, I know there is a good creative spirit in nature and within human beings. I do not believe in magic.
Wisdom does come with life's experiences and wonder of how people live their lives. I lived in the Levant, visited the Holy Land, Egypt and Cyprus, and - we British were not welcome anywhere, except Malta.
I don't need a bible to tell me that God exists, and Jesus was divine, because I can't take it as the 'gospel' truth. It's propaganda to me.
Sorry to sound blasphemous.
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