Genrivera·Feb 20Ex-Muslims, Muhammad, and the Historical Cost of LiteralismIn the digital age, ex-Muslim voices have become increasingly visible. Many speak with courage about experiences of coercion, repression…
Genrivera·Feb 17The Pilgrimage of Xuanzang: From Tang China to India and the Birth of a LegendThe seventh-century pilgrimage of Xuanzang (c. 602–664) from Tang China to the Indian subcontinent stands as one of the most consequential…
Bill Giannakopoulos·Dec 4, 2025Why Christian Healing Lost Its Hellenic Roots — And Why Islam Preserved ThemThe bifurcation of Greek healing into sacrament and science across Christianity and Islam
Priscilla Stuckey·Jul 17, 2025When Christians Denounced Inequality — Priscilla StuckeyAn early bishop denounced wealth — before Christianity became the imperial religion. Plus: addressing inequality today.
Aaron Schuck Historical·May 14, 2024Insights from “Against the Heathen” by ArnobiusContextualizing the Third Century
