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Topic	Most singular eventful day in history?
Yesmar_ 12/04/20 10:07:51 PM #22:	Hmm..of the ones listed, I am tempted to say Franz Ferdinand, since it seems the least inevitable.* Columbus and Jesus feel more important, but discovering the New World was inevitable, and I'm unsure as to how much Jesus being a martyr contributed to Christianity's spread. I know virtually nothing about the Battle of Hastings or its context, however. Rome legalizing Christianity is certainly a contender as well, and I would also add Louis XVI convoking the Estates-General as an honorable mentioned that is not listed. 9/11 wasn't inevitable either, but it's too soon IMO to consider it on par with the others. --- Congrats on Advokaiser for winning the 2018 Guru Contest! Yesmar* <cite>Yesmar_ posted [p:947933903] in Most singu... [t:79153131]...</cite> <quote>Hmm..of the ones listed, I am tempted to say Franz Ferdinand, since it seems the least inevitable.* Columbus and Jesus feel more important, but discovering the New World was inevitable, and I'm unsure as to how much Jesus being a martyr contributed to Christianity's spread. I know virtually nothing about the Battle of Hastings or its context, however. Rome legalizing Christianity is certainly a contender as well, and I would also add Louis XVI convoking the Estates-General as an honorable mentioned that is not listed. *9/11 wasn't inevitable either, but it's too soon IMO to consider it on par with the others. --- Congrats on Advokaiser for winning the 2018 Guru Contest! Yesmar</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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