InSacred & SecularbyPaul Ian Clarke·14h agoArchaeologists Are Uncovering a Christian World Most of Us Never Knew ExistedA forgotten African kingdom, an ancient cathedral and a prayer that survived centuries.A response icon4A response icon4
InSacred & SecularbyPaul Ian Clarke·Nov 3The Village Where Jesus May Have Taken Refuge Is Losing Its ChristiansA forgotten place in John’s Gospel and the Christians still calling it homeA response icon8A response icon8
InSacred & SecularbyPaul Ian Clarke·Oct 9No, Archaeologists Haven’t Found Noah’s ArkWhat the latest scans actually show, and why this story refuses to disappearA response icon24A response icon24
InSacred & SecularbyPaul Ian Clarke·Sep 30Archaeologists Just Uncovered a Missing Piece of Jesus’s JerusalemA newly discovered complex beside the Temple Mount reveals what Jewish pilgrims encountered before entering the TempleA response icon14A response icon14
Dante Muhammad·Aug 9Beyond the Story: Isolating Spatial and Hydrological Signals at YabboqUncovering the Landscape Beneath the Jacob Narrative
Dante Muhammad·Jul 25Geography Is Not Decoration: Hydrological Method in Ancient Near Eastern Landscape AnalysisA reproducible GIS workflow for testing how terrain, drainage, and watershed structure shaped movement across ancient landscapes.
Dr. Eli (Eliyahu) Lizorkin·Jul 23The Book of Enoch: Watchers and Jewish BeliefsThe Book of Enoch was not in my Bible growing up. It probably wasn’t in yours either. And yet, the authors of the New Testament read it…
Bill Giannakopoulos·Nov 26, 2025The Platonic Political Ideal of IsraelHow a Hellenistic Constitution Became the Soul of Judaism
