As the episode opens, Arthur Pendragon (Iain De Caestecker) and Guinevere (Jordan Alexandra) get intimate. Morgan Pendragon (Valene Kane) barges in to alert them of his presence being needed… Read More

The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity is October 22, 2023. Readings for Year A can be found here, also used for the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity on October 18, 2020. The Gospel is as follows… Read More

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The Salem witch trials of 1692 have gone down in history as one of the most infamous events to ever occur in America. But 200 years prior, in Europe, people were being accused of lycanthropy… Read More

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Halloween is a holiday observed annually on October 31 to mark the eve of the Christian feast of All Hallows’ Day (Feast of All Saints), followed in honor of all the church’s sai… Read More

Introduction Dorotheum, the prominent European auction house headquartered in Vienna, has made a remarkable revelation ahead of its upcoming Old Masters auction next month. The au… Read More

Celebrate Halloween with some chilling murder cases Suzanne Hamlin September 23, 2023 Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.comGrab your favorite Halloween candy, and turn the lights off for the… Read More

The Big Picture A24 and AMC Theatres are teaming up for the October “Thrills and Chills” film series, featuring indie horror movies every Wednesday in October 2023. Midsomm… Read More

Russian photojournalist and producer, Natalia Ivanova, initiated an expansive project titled "The Ethnic Origins Of Beauty" to showcase the vast ethnic diversity of humanity. W… Read More

Before even talking about the most influential philosophers of all time, let still get to understand that philosophy as a field of study has been significantly shaped by the intellectual con… Read More

Baba Yaga: Characteristics, Family Dynamics and Her Love for Mischief  Baba Yaga, the enigmatic figure from Eastern European folklore, has long been a subject of fascination and intrig… Read More

‘Conservative Legalistic Extremist’ or Living a Holy Life? :: By Candy Austin Published on: November 8, 2022 by Admin10 Category:General Articles Matthew 4:8-9 “Again, the… Read More

PARLIAMENT OF THE WORLD’S RELIGIONS: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will host. Past gatherings have drawn participants from more than 80 nations, representing scores of religions and be… Read More

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A Call for Spiritual Revolution :: By The Gospelist Published on: October 19, 2022 by Admin10 Category:General Articles When, in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one peop… Read More

Takeaway: 4 min Summary: 54 min Book reading time: 6h43 Score: 10/10 Book published in: 2015 Access the Summary Database Takeaway After Jesus died, the Apostles w… Read More

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Isis, known as Ꜣūsat in Ancient Egyptian, was a prominent goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion whose worship extended throughout the Greco-Roman world. Her origins can be tra… Read More

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Joe Biden says he’s Catholic but thinks abortion is mostly fine; the Supreme Court rules against the independent state legislature theory; and a second Biden whistleblower emerges. E… Read More

Below is a letter I sent to Dr. Matthew J. Hall, the new provost and senior vice president at Biola University. I attended Biola for three degrees in the late 1960s to late 1970s. This is a… Read More

Hello hello, Another month down, another book review to post! “I am dead: Thou livest; … draw thy breath in pain, To tell my story.” Hamlet, Act V, Sce… Read More