Have you ever heard the expression, “History repeats itself?” This saying applies in almost everything including matters of politics and religion. We live in a time and age where we are used to these two entities being separate and distant. However, in ancient times, politics and religion often became closely intertwined. This was demonstrated in Egypt, Babylon, Medo-Persia, and Pagan Rome, among other nations ... (Read More)

"Our human nature often makes us demand for proof. While we may often readily believe some things, life experience teaches us to be more cautious, and to only trust in people or things that have proven to be trustworthy and valid in the past. The Bible is reliable as a source of truth for several reasons, one of which is that the prophecies in it have come to pass, according to their time lines..." (Read More)

"The Bible is different things to different people. To those who believe it to be true, it serves as a moral guide, it serves as encouragement, it serves as a reference for when one is confused, and it serves comfort. For those who do not believe in it as being divinely inspired, it serves as a good story book of fables and mysteries that some have made good movie plots on..." (Read More)

"Why are we alive? What is the meaning of life? Listen to one man’s attempt to define our existence: “For what are we, brother? We are but a phantom flare of grieved desire, the ghostly and phosphoric flicker of immortal time. We are an unspeakable utterance, an insatiable hunger, an unquenchable thirst, a lust that bursts our sinews, explodes our brains and rips our hearts asunder..." (Read More)