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We Should Really Be Having More Kids Submitted by Jack Raines via Young Money, In 27 BC, Caesar Augustus was crowned the first Roman emperor. Widely…

A ring believed to contain an image of Augustus Caesar, the first emperor of Rome, sold for $145,000 in a recent auction in Birmingham, England. The initial estimate was well below that figure.

Read Time: 15 minutes To say Protestant churches in America have lost their way is almost trite. Anyone with eyes to see or ears to hear knows that while

Caesar Augustus loved his family, and his penchant for monumentality manifested this on a grand scale.

The Renaissance popes made Rome what it is today. In spite of its previous existence as the magnificent capital of the Roman Empire, medieval Rome was

After a brief period of organizational restructuring, Decolonizing at Brown is returning to campus to resume its advocacy through a number of returning and new initiatives.

We can easily picture a group of beard-and-toga geniuses hunched over scrolls inside a magnificent hall. But what was the real Library of Alexandria like?

Some contemporary Essene scholars express reservations about the declared holiness of Hillel. There are a few who have interpreted his role differently (and even opposed) to the apologists (1), making logical demonstrations and presenting truthful arguments

In this Easter period of reflection, it struck me for how long human beings have been running governments and doing business.

The resurrection solves one of history’s greatest mysteries. The fact that Christian churches exist is a phenomenon that defies logical explanation. The reason they do gives everyone a reason to strongly consider putting their faith in Jesus.