In another tragic reminder that academia has devolved into a steaming pile of trash, an antiquities museum owned by England’s Cambridge University overhauled its art displays with absurd warnings suggesting landscape paintings are racist. The Fitzwilliam Museum has added signs to historical paintings of the British countryside, warning anyone who looks at them that depictions […]
It took an 11-year-boy’s discovery in the wake of the Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel to remind everybody of who the historical inhabitants of the Jewish state were. According to the Jerusalem Post, an 11-year-old boy who usually lives on a kibbutz found a coin from the Hasmonean Dynasty, one which ruled in Judea […]
There’s nothing particularly unusual about the fact that Christian apologist David Wood, the head of Acts 17 Apologetic, traveled to Israel in February and visited the world-famous Dome of the Rock. What made his visit a little less common — and unquestionably more dangerous for Wood — was that he stood outside the building and […]
There are many causes worth fighting for, and some so noble they are worth dying for. That was a truth American Patriot Elijah Anderson knew well, as he risked and ultimately lost his life helping his fellow black Americans reach freedom on the Underground Railroad. Even in the darkest […]
Did early Christian martyrs choose to be burned alive during the Roman persecutions? Earlier today, David wrote about Leftists celebrating the bizarre suicide of Aaron Bushnell, done in nominal protest of US policy in the war between Hamas and Israel. Now we have Time Magazine attempting to normalize it by proclaiming its equivalency to the […]
About every 80 years since its founding, the United States has gone through a tumultuous, redefining season. The good news is following each of these trying times, America has emerged stronger and on firmer ground than it was before. The Revolutionary War ended for all intents and purposes in 1781 with the U.S. victory at […]
Sixty years ago tonight, Feb. 9, 1964, one of those iconic moments in music history took place. A musical phenomenon from the UK made its first appearance on an American variety show where anybody who was anybody performed. Of course, I’m talking about the Beatles’ first appearance on “The […]
In my series Things I Like, I have already featured two history podcasters: Mike Duncan and David Crowther. Each of them has a distinctive style and focuses on very different themes. Duncan’s The History of Rome and Revolutions are exceptional. I highly recommend listening to the entire series of Revolutions to get a wonderful overview […]
The Texas Military Department is flying a historic state battle flag reportedly at its headquarters at Campy Mabrry in Austin that reads “COME AND TAKE IT” amid the state’s ongoing border stand-off with the federal government. The department oversees the Texas Army National Guard, the Texas Air National Guard, and the Texas State Guard. On […]
Continuing my popular series of Things I Like, I wanted to turn you on to some of the best history podcasts you can find: Mike Duncan’s two podcasts, The History of Rome and Revolutions. I discovered Mike’s first podcast, The History of Rome, for the same reason he started it: the paucity of alternatives when […]
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