On Greek Athletic Sports and Festivals
"The Greek regarded athletics as an essential part of his education and life."
Patriarchal, Christian, Hard Right
Nice, But We’re Not Supposed To Be
Imprecatory Psalms. You'll never hear them preached on Sunday mornings. It's dangerous. The sentiments sound selfish and vindictive to our Enlightened ears. Bring up this verse and this Psalm to any number
…and Before Honor, is Humility
The fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom,And before honor is humility.– Proverbs 15:33 Let us praise famous men, and our fathers that begat us. All these men were honoured in their generations, and were a
Standing Against the Cult
I’m not a Catholic, but I admire their unity and still relevant cultural power. Despite some of the things I don't understand or agree with, they've been right on so many things.
The Forest of Teutoburg
The shocking defeat that shortened the life of a Caesar, and saved Northern Germany from Roman conquest.
Westminster Abbey
Part of America's sacred heritage as well as England's.
Caesar, A Creator of History
"He had the power to enkindle others with the torch of his own restless energy, that burned in him till at last it consumed even his almost deathless vitality."
“I Want to See ARRESTS!”
There is nothing wrong with wanting justice. But now is not the time.
Henry V, King of England
Henry, the fifth English monarch of that name, was born at Monmouth, on the banks of the pleasant Wye, in the year 1384-5. He was the eldest son of Henry earl of
Bonapartism: The Downfall
The Italian War was the turning-point in the history of the Second Empire. Up to 1860 everything seemed to have succeeded with the man who twelve years before could not boast of
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