Assyrian History Class #15: Mar Timotheus I and the Missionary Enterprise of the Church of the East

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

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  • @ginakhaziran2820
    @ginakhaziran2820 Год назад

    Many thanks for your time and clarification

  • @ginakhaziran2820
    @ginakhaziran2820 Год назад

    I would love to have your session be summarized. So we can teach it to younger generation.

  • @edoh497
    @edoh497 Год назад

    Great video

  • @ginakhaziran2820
    @ginakhaziran2820 Год назад

    Dear Rabi, Can this be summarized?

  • @ikengaspirit3063
    @ikengaspirit3063 Год назад

    18:20 I read that Arabs are genetically distinct from Assyrians, to a greater degree than Copts and Arab Egyptians. Won't that imply that Arab dominance is thus, far more the result of population replacement by disproportionate birth and death rates than assimilation?.

    • @AssyrianCulturalFoundation
      @AssyrianCulturalFoundation  Год назад

      Shlama, The Arabs of northern Iraq (Mosul, Tikrit etc) are genetically related to Assyrians more than other groups, and the same with Yezidis and even many Kurds. The Assyrian gene, as it were, is still there. This is less true than the Arabs of southern Iraq.