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Debunking the Neanderthal Myth: Separating Fact from Fiction

Neanderthals weren’t the brutish cavemen of popular myth. Discover the truth about their intelligence, art, survival, and legacy in our DNA.

15
May
Philosophical Problems and Systems

Philosophy’s problems and systems reflect humanity’s deepest intellectual pursuits.

13
Jan
Earth’s Core in history
The Hollow Earth: From Halley to UFOs

What if the ground beneath your feet wasn’t solid at all, but a shell wrapped around hidden suns, green valleys, and ancient beasts?

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Oct

MYTHS AND LEGEND

Battle Sites of King Arthur Against the Anglo-Saxons
Witches in England and Wales vs. Continental Europe
The Harpies: Winged Agents of Vengeance
Story of the First Legend Hero: Cadmus
The Dark History of Witchcraft and the Devil in Medieval Europe
5 Key Myths About the Greek God Hades

Ancient Times

Armor of God: The Spiritual Warfare Blueprint Inspired by Roman Soldiers
Ancient Greek Warfare Tactics Explained
5 Key Myths About the Greek God Hades
The Acropolis of Ancient Greece
The Harpies: Winged Agents of Vengeance
Arabia Felix: Exploring Ancient Hadramawt and the Port of Qana
Are the Speeches in Thucydides’ History Authentic or Invention?
Roman Voyages to Indo-Parthian India
Strabo
Strabo: The Man Who Wrote the World for Empire
A Student Revolt in Ancient Athens
Story of the First Legend Hero: Cadmus
Heracles and the Cretan Bull: The Seventh Labor

Philosophy & Religion

First Steps in Philosophy: A Guide for Beginners
Christianity Constantine Era
Diocletian and Constantine: On the Threshold of the Fourth Century
Christianity Constantine Era
A Life Pointed to God: Oswald Chambers in Plain Words
The Subapostolic Age: Navigating Christianity’s “Tunnel Period”
How Early Christianity Established Its Authority
Study a Philosophy: What and How It Is
Church Life in the Second and Third Centuries
The New Testament: A Brief Introduction
Five Descartes Quotes That Still Sharpen Your Mind
Five Descartes Quotes That Still Sharpen Your Mind
Montesquieu, Rousseau, and the Evolution of Social Institutions
The Fall of Angels: Satan’s Rebellion and Christ’s Victory Over Darkness
Who Gets to Call It Art? Inside the “Artworld” Theory