Scholars estimate that between 90 and 99 percent of all ancient Greek and Roman literature has been lost. […]
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A remarkable fact about humanity is that virtually every culture that has ever existed has worshiped one or […]
Between the years of 1609 and 1611, Galileo Galilei made more paradigm-shifting observations than perhaps any scientist in […]
It’s ironic that the Roman emperor Julian (331 – 363 CE) would later be given the epithet “apostate” […]
The deep and critical reading of scripture marks the beginning of the end for Christian credibility. Biblical criticism, […]
A common refrain is that an atheist must also be a nihilist, or believe in nothing, or otherwise […]
