Jesus Christ as a Historical Figure
Jesus Christ was a real historical figure. He was not a myth. An article with some calculations that allow us to pinpoint pretty closely the time of birth of Jesus.
history
History from a Christian point-of-view.
Jesus Christ was a real historical figure. He was not a myth. An article with some calculations that allow us to pinpoint pretty closely the time of birth of Jesus.
history
An article to answer the question: What helped ancient Egypt to form and flourish.
A brief overview of the history of monasticism, beginning with monasticism in ancient India to Christian monasticism.
An oft repeated statement(s) pertaining to History states something to the effect of: “If you do not know History, you are doomed to repeat i
Greek town planning - history of first efforts in 5th century B.C.
An article about the founder of Egypt, the city of Memphis he built, and his other achievements.
Story of Nero, one of Roman Empire's most ruthless emperors.
Justinian the Great: a story of a peasant boy who became one of the greatest Roman emperors, during the Middle Ages
Egyptian pyramids where greatest achievements of human architecture, this article covers the construction of the Great Pyramid, and the Second and Third Pyramids.
The short answer is, yes. Now, let's look at what went into that belief.
What we know about the clothing styles of early Egyptians, from the things we know about Egypt during the reign of pharaoh Seneferu.
Book of Jubilees is a book probably written by a Jewish Pharasee. It gives a chronological account of events described in the book of Genesis, with some interesting additional details.
If you thought your neighbor worships their pet too much, have a read about ancient Egyptians.
Social ranks in Egypt were divided somewhat sharply. And here's who belonged to each class.
What was the culture of ancient Egypt like? Where they the serious philosophers or more laid back?
Often we see church as a dying institution, something people are not interested in, or interested in only on occasional Sundays. Time to look back at the first century and rethink that.