Scientists May Have Found Proof of Red Sea Parting During Biblical Exodus
The person in charge of the study, however, did not say whether their research would help date the Exodus itself, noting only that “continued work to improve chronological frameworks is essential for the study of past civilisations”. Researchers at the University of Arizona studying the relics of one of the largest volcanic events in the earth’s history may have stumbled … Continue reading
Authors Propose Alien Technology’ in Ark of Covenant Helped Destroy Wall of Jericho
There has been much mystery around the Biblical Ark of the Covenant, a sacred gold-covered wooden chest believed to contain two stone tablets of the Ten Commandments, and the latest episode of Blaze’s Ancient Aliens has kept the issue on the boil. According to the biblical Book of Joshua, the walls of the city of Jericho came tumbling down after … Continue reading
Was ‘Holy Book’ Edited to Remove Concept of Reincarnation?
Reincarnation is the philosophical or religious concept that an aspect of a living being commences a new life in a different physical body or another form after each biological death. This position of metempsychosis has propagated into religious beliefs, including Christianity. For example, in Hinduism, the cycle of rebirth is referred to as the wheel of karma. The Bible explains … Continue reading
10 Mythological Ways to Achieve Immortality
Immortality has always been a dream for humans; the desire to avoid death is universal, whether because of fear, a thirst for knowledge, or simply a love of living. However, many others tend to see it as a curse, with journalist Herb Caen saying: “The only thing wrong with immortality is that it tends to go on forever.” Immortality has … Continue reading
Italian Publisher Claims Pope Francis Said, ‘There is No Hell’
Hmmmm… via RT: The pope’s most famous atheist friend, Eugenio Scalfari, has once again claimed that Pope Francis denied the existence of hell while also alleging that the pontiff doesn’t believe human souls are eternal. “Your Holiness, in our previous meeting you told me that our species will disappear in a certain moment and that God, still out of his … Continue reading
Scientists Make Shocking Discovery about Iceland’s Eldgja Volcano Apocalypse
A series of earth-shattering volcanic eruptions and scorching tides of lava swept over the island, in what scientists described as the biggest volcanic cataclysm of the Common Era. A team of researchers at the University of Cambridge have studied accounts of volcanic activity from the Middle Ages, back to the year 940 CE, to find links between the death of … Continue reading
New Dead Sea Scroll Discovery and What They Might Mean
A decades-old mystery has been deciphered in one of the last remaining parts of the 900 Dead Sea Scrolls that date back to at least the 4th century BC. Researchers of the Department of Bible Studies at the University of Haifa in Israel spent more than a year carefully reassembling more than 60 tiny sections written in secret code. They … Continue reading
A Religion to ‘Raise’ and Worship ‘Artificial Intelligence God’ Started by Engineer
A SELF-DRIVING car engineer has created a religion based on creating and worshipping an Artificial Intelligence (AI) God. Anthony Levandowski, a Silicon Valley engineer, has established a church devoted to worshipping an AI construct. He intends to gather people together who are interested in creating AI that can surpass humans’ intellectual flexibility and cognitive skill. In an interview, Mr Levandowski … Continue reading
Are Atheists Generally Smarter Than Religious People?
For more than a millennium, scholars have noticed a curious correlation: Atheists tend to be more intelligent than religious people. It’s unclear why this trend persists, but researchers of a new study have an idea: Religion is an instinct, they say, and people who can rise above instincts are more intelligent than those who rely on them. “Intelligence — in … Continue reading
Evidence of Human Blood Discovered On Shroud of Turin, Study
The Shroud of Turin remains one of the most controversial and debated archaeological artifacts. It is claimed that the shroud was used to wrap Jesus of Nazareth after his crucifixion, but its origin remains a mystery. Several religious organizations have preserved historical documents dating as far back the 14th century which mention the shroud, but its history prior to that … Continue reading
