23 Ramadan: The Death of the Last Persian Power and the Expulsion of the Portuguese from Indonesia
The 23rd of Ramadan marks significant historical events including the end of organized paganism in the Hejaz and the fall of the Sasanian Empire.
"Do not drink wine, you flee from women. Nerd, the little smokes. But inside sits a demon"
Dmitri Merežkovski's triliogy "Christ and Antichrist" explores the theme of cultural conflict during transformative times, discussing the fate of individuals at the crossroads of paganism and Christianity, good and evil.
"The devil is currently being freed from his prison. Woe to those who live on land and sea!"
The article discusses Dmitri Merežkovski's trilogy "Christ and Antichrist," which explores the clash of cultures in transformative times through the lens of individual destinies against contrasting forces.
Laure de Chantal, the Helenist who reveals myths: "Sappho condenses everything that can seduce from paganism: free love, beauty, humanity in all its splendor"
The article explores how Laure de Chantal connects with the legacy of Sappho, emphasizing themes of free love, beauty, and human experience throughout history.
This is the last ruler of united Europe
The article discusses Theodosius, a Roman emperor from the late 4th century, highlighting his impactful decisions that altered the course of Roman and Central European history, including the suppression of pagan practices and the rise of Christianity.
The Wicker Man: Paganism, Breasts, and Terror in the Cult Film That Destroyed a Friendship and a Family
The article explores how the production of the cult classic 'The Wicker Man' in the 1970s, as reconstructed by the director's sons, intertwined reality and fiction and impacted personal relationships.
They Believe in Slavic Gods, Offer Them Sacrifices. This is a Red Card for the Church
The article explores the journey of individuals who turn to Slavic paganism, away from traditional Catholicism, highlighting their spiritual struggles and beliefs.
Saint Hilary and Taziano – contributed to the destruction of pagan temples and idols with their prayers
Saint Hilary and Taziano, martyrs from the Roman colony of Aquileia, are remembered for their steadfast faith and resistance against paganism in the III century.
Saint Juliana – the only Christian in a family who was beheaded for it
The article tells the story of Saint Juliana, a Christian martyr from Nicomedia, who was beheaded by her pagan family due to her faith.