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Daniel A. Gross writes about how the blunt tools we use to protect coastal cities from flooding, such as seawalls, can actually exacerbate the problem.

Nige Tassell and Dr Adrian Pearce discuss how history may have been different had the king not named a young French duke as his successor

The book “The Canons of Dort: God’s Freedom, Justice, and Persistence,” published by the Van Raalte Press at Hope College, not only shares the final work of theologian the Rev. Dr. Eugene Heideman but also serves as a tribute to him.

The part of religion that always needs reforming is the human heart. It is vital religion and true faith that must be constantly cultivated. The phrase, “The church reformed, always

Warren Frye on “Albrecht Dürer: Art and Autobiography” by David Ekserdijan

SCRIPTURES & ART: A look at the readings for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, through the eyes of Flemish Baroque artist Jacob Jordaens

A hooker, a referee and a wit kant — you can't make it up

In 1492 the Sephardic population of Portugal  was estimated at no more than 20,000 souls.

From the blog of Moshe-Mordechai van Zuiden at The Times of Israel

Explore some of the anti-invasion defences built across England during the First and Second World Wars.