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Archeology is the study of the remains of ancient civilizations. The first archaeological excavations were carried out in a rather "crafts" in order to discover buried treasures. Today it is driven by the desire to better understand customs…

Archeology in general can be considered a young science: perhaps only 150 years. In the early days it was nothing more than a treasure hunt to enrich the museums, and only later did he undertake to dig with a scientific method…

at David P. Woetzel - 09/07/2015 Summary While our knowledge of the microscopic secrets of life is constantly advancing, It is instructive to reflect on the history of the spontaneous generation hypothesis to see if the findings are…

How can you believe in a Bible that is full of contradictions? The frequency with which this question is asked is truly amazing. The question assumes that the Bible is full of blatant contradictions, which, if they were…

The Jehovah's Witnesses claim that Jesus is not God but the Son of God, then a simple creature. How is it to be understood the attribution to Christ of the title "the firstborn of every creature"? He is the image of the invisible God, the…

Because the God of the Old Testament is a God of "hate", while that of the New Testament is a God of love? A superficial reading of the Bible may lead one to believe that it presents two antithetical conceptions of God: in the Ancient…

How the existence of the Jewish people constitutes objective proof of the authenticity of the Bible? One of the most compelling evidence for the existence of the God of the Bible is the history of the Jewish people. Circa 4.000 years…

Cyrus Scofield was a Tennessee attorney who lived in the 1800s. then he became, after leading a life devoted to worldly pleasures, including alcohol, minister. The Bible of Scofield, first published in 1909 (now sold as…

Wyclif is a true reformer, that had not happened, however,, because the reforms he proposed were united in ecclesiological errors and Eucharistic and violent controversy. What is certain is that Wyclif, in his criticism of the Church of the time, to…

Noah Webster (16 October 1758 – 28 May 1843) he was a lexicographer, author of texts, Bibles translator, text reformer, American writer and publisher. It was nicknamed the "Father of American education and schools". Beyond…