1914 - "A Turning Point In History"?

kaik

Regardless what NT say, Jews do not believe that Jesus was a king and was/is messiah. Secondary, NT was written decades after Jesus death and there is no definitive proof that Jesus said and did things as is written by apostles. Paul who wrote the rest of NT never met Jesus in person.
Bobcat

Bump (While the February WT is still being offered to the public.)
NewYork44M

There have been many wars where millions of people die. You may want to read Henry Kissinger's On China.

WW1 was significant, but in the total stream of human history, I am not sure it was the "most significant" event in history.

And to isolate 1914 as the turning point, kind of misses the point of WW1.
Bobcat

Bump (while the February public WT is still being offered.)
Bobcat

Statistics on violence given on this post (Thanks cognisonance) which features a comparison of the 20th century with, what many think, was a relatively peaceful 19th century.