> >they were institutions to study the globe and influence everyone on it > >not globalist though that's not what globalist means. globalist means the muttification of every people and culture into the single common denominator, which is opposed to the preservation of our culture and faith. monasteries gathering knowledge to strengthen our culture is not globalism.  > >nor for their attempt to spread or faith and culture. > outright lie monastries doing missonary work isn't globalism either for the aforementioned reason. it's not the indifferent mixing of culture, it's the promotion of a single culture and of one true faith. i wasn't saying it didn't happen, i was saying the opposite, it did happen (as it should!) and it wasn't globalism.
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