u/Overfromthestart

Why not treads? It's better for not sinking into sand and for maintenance.

Same.

In my scifi setting they weaponised ftl and sold these weapons to the highest bidders.

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Burgonet at home.

I think they just took this guy's helmet:

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Downton Abbey, pretty much.

Tuberculosis.

This applies to every belief system lol. Even the secular ones.

Square rigged pinnace. Decently fast, sturdy and can blend in as a merchant ship if needed.

This is like saying that we're fine, because our part of the ship isn't underwater yet.

19%...goodness...

It's your lore. Do what you think makes sense for the world and story.

Reminds me of Spinofaarus almost.

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Only if you buy it for the Minerva's Den dlc.

The people in my scifi setting still run around with FALs.

That's just the experience of living in a third world country dawg.

Nuh uh. Mine was just the Byzantines...wait a minute...

It's prelest.

It's like standing directly next to a roaring fire. It's easy to slip. Though repentance is always there even if you fail. Endure to the end.

People on average are judgemental. Christians are people, ergo there are bound to be those who are judgemental statistically, even when it is a sin.

Pen and paper.

Yes, He has compassion for them. Don't fall into dispair, it is a tool used by the evil one to guide you off of the righteous path.

God appears as a great burning fire to those who are wicked. That being said, it is good to repent and pray unceasingly as to not fall into prelest and dispair.

Depends on if they've heard of and willingly rejected the Gospel and Christ. Though, God judges us individually and through His infinite mercy He will decide what happens. Even as a Christian it is foolish to say who is guaranteed a spot in Heaven and who isn't.

Have you considered asking a priest instead of making your own conclusions? If you do prefer making conclusions I'd suggest you read up more on the early Church and the early church fathers. That would cover this specific question.

Also those muslim areas were Christian first, the Arab (Rashidun) conquests against the Byzantines and Sassanids is the reason those areas are majority muslim nowadays.

People are fallible. That does not make the religion automatically false.