Throughout history, varying religions have at the core of their belief the death and resurrection of a mythological god, some of which even predate the Christian belief in Jesus.
Have you ever wondered how men like Hitler, Stalin, and Mao were able to transform ordinary German, Russian, or Chinese citizens into murderers of tens of millions of people?
The Middle East is in the news regularly. Throughout many parts of the region we witness many acts of violence, hatred, death, threats of war and incidences of destruction.
Some people recognize that the radical woke agenda is wrong. But are those who ascribe to the Flat Earth Theory also wrong? Did early humans believe the earth was flat because the Bible teaches that?
"Be my Valentine", have you ever wondered where all the Valentine's traditions have come from? Is it a time of harmless fun, showing affection towards those you care about? Or is it a day that you would do well to stay away from?
Most Historians credit the Babylonians for creating the 7-day week. If that’s the case then is the 7-day week merely a resilient social construct that has become too widespread to change?
Over 400 years ago, a 33 year old citizen of France landed on the shore of a new land. Even at this young age, he was a seasoned explorer and a brilliant map-maker.
Rich in fantastical stories, the Bible seeks to illustrate the might of the all-powerful God of Israel. The miracles of His guidance and protection towards His people are stories akin to Hollywood movies today.
When you hear the words "volcanic eruption," you most certainly think of the eruption of Vesuvius that devastated Pompeii in the year 79. Perhaps you also think of the eruption of Mount St.
How can a deceptive narrative about an incident come to be deeply believed, even by those who may have witnessed it or participated in the event?
Do you know why people dress up on October 31st and parade around in their ghost or witch costume? They will undoubtedly answer: well yes, because it's Halloween! And they are right! But that was not the point of my question.
Who has never heard of soccer? Almost everyone who lives in this century has seen or heard of this sport where two teams of 11 players each compete to put the ball in the opponent's goal.