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Axis Powers in World War II: The Rise and Fall of Tyranny

The Axis rose in arrogance, thrived in violence, and fell in ashes.

16
May
Persecution, Apologetics, and Martyrdom in Early Christianity

Rather than frighten believers into apostasy, martyrdom often had the opposite effect.

17
Feb
Why Did Napoleon Lose at Waterloo But Triumph at Austerlitz
Austerlitz vs Waterloo: How Two Battles Made and Broke Napoleon

Napoleon’s career was defined by many battles, but few loom as large as Austerlitz (1805) and Waterloo (1815).

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Nov

MYTHS AND LEGEND

The Harpies: Winged Agents of Vengeance
Unveiling the Mysteries of the Lady of the Lake: Arthurian Legend’s Enigmatic Figure
Unveiling the Mysteries of the Lady of the Lake: Arthurian Legend’s Enigmatic Figure
Heracles and the Cretan Bull: The Seventh Labor
Battle Sites of King Arthur Against the Anglo-Saxons
The Dark History of Witchcraft and the Devil in Medieval Europe
5 Key Myths About the Greek God Hades

Ancient Times

The Roman-Tamil Trade: How Pepper, Pearls, and Gold Shaped Southern India
5 Key Myths About the Greek God Hades
The Harpies: Winged Agents of Vengeance
Why Athens Exiled Its Most Popular Politicians
A Student Revolt in Ancient Athens
Arabia Felix: Exploring Ancient Hadramawt and the Port of Qana
The Tragic Wisdom of Croesus in Herodotus’ Histories
The Saka and Satavahana Kingdoms in Indo-Roman Commerce
Ancient Greek Warfare Tactics Explained
The Acropolis of Ancient Greece
Strabo
Strabo: The Man Who Wrote the World for Empire
Story of the First Legend Hero: Cadmus

Philosophy & Religion

Seeds of Faith: The World That Shaped Early Christianity
Five Descartes Quotes That Still Sharpen Your Mind
Five Descartes Quotes That Still Sharpen Your Mind
The Two Faces of Philosophy: Critical and Constructive Tasks
Five Sartre Quotes That Won’t Leave You Alone
Women Prophets in the Bible
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Kant’s Ethical Revolution: Duty, Autonomy, and the Categorical Imperative
Persecution, Apologetics, and Martyrdom in Early Christianity
Plato’s Gorgias: Rhetoric, Morality, and the Pursuit of the Good Life
Heresies: Marcion, Gnosticism, Montanism, and Encratism Explained
The Fathers of the Old Catholic Churchand Their Problems
The Sophists, Socrates, and the Quest for Moral Clarity
Plato’s Republic: The Tripartite Soul, and the Philosopher-King