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The Rise and Fall of the Knights Templar
The Knights Templar was the medieval equivalent of the Jedi. Defending common folk with humility and poverty, they quickly rose to power, and their fall was abrupt.
16 commentsIsrael in the time of Jesus
Table of Contents Introduction: 2 Chapter 1: The Holy Land. 3 Israel the (Holy) Land. 5 Chapter 2: The Political Situation. 6 The King Herod the Great and the Temple. 7 The Pharisees. 8...
9 commentsEngland Invaded (1): A Nasty Piece of Work
An exploration of the life and times of Willikin of the Weald. In this episode we start on King John, and discover he's such a baddie he hijacks the whole episode.
11 commentsThe Holy Blood of Bruges, a New Jerusalem
The Holy Blood of Christ seems to have turned medieval Bruges (in Flanders, Belgium) into a Holy City. It's what, since the 19th century, made tourism popular in Bruges. But maybe this Holy City is not as holy as it seems...
5 commentsSecrets of the Knights Templar
A history of the famous Templar Knights and their demise. Includes photo gallery, information on the Holy Grail, Baphomet, and John the Baptist's head.
11 commentsFriday the Thirteenth and the Knights Templar
Why are some of us superstitious about Friday the thirteenth? It all goes back to Friday, October 13, 1307, when all the Knights Templar were imprisoned at once.
31 commentsEverything You Want To Know About The Gypsy
A gypsy is a person that is part of a close knit community of similar people that share the same background and belief systems. They are still widely scattered throughout the world as their nomadic culture ushered them into new places. Although...
4 commentsBanned From The Bible
Most of us grew up with a Bible in our homes, or at least a Book of our chosen religious beliefs. Most of us also grew up believing every word of what our parents, teachers, 'men of God', or the Book taught us about the creation of the world, all...
24 commentsReligious Overtones in Star Trek
Star Trek has several religious overtones in it. I think this is due to the simple fact that two of the greatest characters in Star Trek were Jews. Captain James T. Kirk played by William Shatner and Spock the...
1 commentWHERE DID THE JEWS GO AFTER THE HOLOCAUST?
MOST who went home found a family living in their house or apartment. It wasn't their home anymore. THEIR furniture was gone. The clothes they were forced to leave behind were gone. There was nothing left. (The furniture is still in the homes...
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