A scarab beetle set in gold shows that ancient Egyptians thought the heart was the most important organ in the human body.

Towards the end of the 1960s, many artists had started making psychedelic music, but none for the reasons that Ramases did.

Mysterious owners of the artifacts, possibly a mother and child, might have moved to Byzantine village in the Negev from Egypt or the Horn of Africa ...

Fascination with Pope Francis's funeral and Pope Leo's election reveals the enduring relevance of religion and Christianity ...

Depictions on ancient Egyptian coffins and tombs suggest a link between the ... Nut was considered the protector of Earth, symbolized by the god Geb. Her connection to the Milky Way may reflect this ...

Humanity Accepts the Idea of Infinity but Struggles to Conceive of a World Without a Beginning. It is commonly asserted that an atheist is someone who has rejected belief in the e ...

A couple of months ago, history walked on its two legs into my feeble embrace. When it did, I never knew it was Providence’s ...

Augustus and Nero also offered peace and security for those who fell in line. Paul critiques them in his epistle to ...

Maimonides saw that the injury inflicted by circumcision was a painful loss to the individual, not some surgical cure in search of moral and physical disease. It is a literal sacrifice, a choice to ...