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Conan Gray has had a big year. In March 2020, the indie pop musician released his first album
Kid Krow, which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard charts. “Heather,” a moody, unrequited love song, went viral on TikTok, too. With a new single out, “People Watching,” Gray wanted to shake up his life a little bit and move from Los Angeles to New York.
Vogue tagged along for 24 hours in the rising pop star’s life as packed up his old place and made his new one feel like home.
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The Edfu Texts
Archaeology at Edfu reveals that this site was built to be a huge and extensive library, written in the form of hieroglyphs, or sacred scripts, carved on the temple walls. Even more interesting is the fact that when the texts began to be translated, it became apparent that this temple stands on the location of an even older temple that dates back to a forgotten time known as the
Zep Tepi , or ‘First Time,’ which happened thousands of years before the first pharaohs.
Seven Sages, the texts reveal, appeared in ancient Egypt, sailing from somewhere called the ‘Homeland of the Primeval Ones’, which was a sacred island in the midst of the western ocean. The island was destroyed in a great cataclysm in which ‘
Religion Bulletin: Inspiration for ‘Chariots of Fire’ makes evangelical debut
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On April 6, 1932, Olympic athlete and subject of the 1981 Oscar-winning film “Chariots of Fire,” Eric Liddell makes his evangelical debut by speaking to a group of men in Armdale, Scotland, on behalf of the Glasgow Students’ Evangelistic Union. Liddell, a devout Christian, became famous at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris for not only setting world records, but also for refusing to participate in any events held on a Sunday. Hoping to capitalize on Liddell’s notoriety, the GSEU hoped he would draw large crowds to hear the Gospel. Liddell later returned to China, where he was born and previously had done missionary work, to promote Christian values to wealthy Chinese students. In 1943 Liddell was interned at the Weihsien Internment Camp by the Japanese where he became a leader and minister.