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Heresies: Marcion, Gnosticism, Montanism, and Encratism Explained

The second century was a time of both vibrant diversity and intense conflict within the Christian community.

How American Lend-Lease Trucks Fueled the Soviet War Machine in WWII

Despite the undeniable advantages provided by American trucks, their widespread use on the Eastern Front was not without significant challenges.

The Chremonidean War: Athens and Sparta’s Last Stand Against Macedon

On the surface, the Chremonidean War looks like a failed revolt: two famous cities, another lost struggle for “freedom,” another round of garrisons and foreign oversight.