Ammon Hillman

That's one level of how language can change or evolve, right? It's through dialect. I'm talking at a deeper level with the lexical capacity of the language. What is the language able to describe? And the difference between Koine Greek and some kind of gorgeous attic steak like Aeschylus is a drop in its lexical complexity. Right? It's a complete, it's a dumbing down.

That's one level of how language can change or evolve, right? It's through dialect. I'm talking at a deeper level with the lexical capacity of the language. What is the language able to describe? And the difference between Koine Greek and some kind of gorgeous attic steak like Aeschylus is a drop in its lexical complexity. Right? It's a complete, it's a dumbing down.

That's one level of how language can change or evolve, right? It's through dialect. I'm talking at a deeper level with the lexical capacity of the language. What is the language able to describe? And the difference between Koine Greek and some kind of gorgeous attic steak like Aeschylus is a drop in its lexical complexity. Right? It's a complete, it's a dumbing down.

Koine is a dumbing down process. And koine can happen across dialects. Think of it that way. It's like a virus, dude. Once you've been infected with koine, you're in trouble. And the Greeks try to revive their own standards back up to 5th century Athens. Because that's when Greek is at its most, definitely its most elegant.

Koine is a dumbing down process. And koine can happen across dialects. Think of it that way. It's like a virus, dude. Once you've been infected with koine, you're in trouble. And the Greeks try to revive their own standards back up to 5th century Athens. Because that's when Greek is at its most, definitely its most elegant.

Koine is a dumbing down process. And koine can happen across dialects. Think of it that way. It's like a virus, dude. Once you've been infected with koine, you're in trouble. And the Greeks try to revive their own standards back up to 5th century Athens. Because that's when Greek is at its most, definitely its most elegant.

Yeah, yeah. When all that democracy stuff is going on and all the tragedy and comedy and all that kind of stuff. All the civilization is happening. It's when they're developing that... This is all started because I said I wouldn't put Aristotle... I wouldn't put Aristotle at the top, right? Because there's the, you know, there's Aeschylus. I put him at the top and he's using this old Dorian chorus.

Yeah, yeah. When all that democracy stuff is going on and all the tragedy and comedy and all that kind of stuff. All the civilization is happening. It's when they're developing that... This is all started because I said I wouldn't put Aristotle... I wouldn't put Aristotle at the top, right? Because there's the, you know, there's Aeschylus. I put him at the top and he's using this old Dorian chorus.

Yeah, yeah. When all that democracy stuff is going on and all the tragedy and comedy and all that kind of stuff. All the civilization is happening. It's when they're developing that... This is all started because I said I wouldn't put Aristotle... I wouldn't put Aristotle at the top, right? Because there's the, you know, there's Aeschylus. I put him at the top and he's using this old Dorian chorus.

And it's like, God, it's like... It's a beating heart of civilization. And once you penetrate that modest film. that obstructs your vision and you reach that reality that we actually had in the history. That's why I tell people, you don't know history. You don't get it. You can ask a Christian today. And I intend to do this to anybody, Danny, that comes to us to tell me what the Christ is.

And it's like, God, it's like... It's a beating heart of civilization. And once you penetrate that modest film. that obstructs your vision and you reach that reality that we actually had in the history. That's why I tell people, you don't know history. You don't get it. You can ask a Christian today. And I intend to do this to anybody, Danny, that comes to us to tell me what the Christ is.

And it's like, God, it's like... It's a beating heart of civilization. And once you penetrate that modest film. that obstructs your vision and you reach that reality that we actually had in the history. That's why I tell people, you don't know history. You don't get it. You can ask a Christian today. And I intend to do this to anybody, Danny, that comes to us to tell me what the Christ is.

I already know what they're going to say and I already know how to bat it down. Um, And I suppose I could get a couple of New Testament scholars in here, and I could stand on this table and provide you the seed and the blood that you need by bombarding them with text after text after text of Christing and turning people into sex fiends. Oh, God. Satyrs with rinses. In their medical treatments.

I already know what they're going to say and I already know how to bat it down. Um, And I suppose I could get a couple of New Testament scholars in here, and I could stand on this table and provide you the seed and the blood that you need by bombarding them with text after text after text of Christing and turning people into sex fiends. Oh, God. Satyrs with rinses. In their medical treatments.

I already know what they're going to say and I already know how to bat it down. Um, And I suppose I could get a couple of New Testament scholars in here, and I could stand on this table and provide you the seed and the blood that you need by bombarding them with text after text after text of Christing and turning people into sex fiends. Oh, God. Satyrs with rinses. In their medical treatments.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

No. It was much better then. It's in an intermediate period when stuff begins to degenerate, right? Right? But no, it's very much got the hell in this. It's still got a little bit of... A twinge of the Hellenistic intellectual stuff that was coming out of the museum in Alexandria. The library. All those great artists. Danny, that's another point from the paper.

No. It was much better then. It's in an intermediate period when stuff begins to degenerate, right? Right? But no, it's very much got the hell in this. It's still got a little bit of... A twinge of the Hellenistic intellectual stuff that was coming out of the museum in Alexandria. The library. All those great artists. Danny, that's another point from the paper.