Major Christian Symbols Explained
Christian symbols are easily recognizable, but their purposes are often not. Here are the meanings of major Christian symbols as well as some lesser-known ones.
Read MoreChristian symbols are easily recognizable, but their purposes are often not. Here are the meanings of major Christian symbols as well as some lesser-known ones.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth is 95 years old, but she's not stepping down anytime soon. This is the only thing she says will cause her to give up the throne.
Read MoreActor Ed Asner starred in just about everything, and we're all aware of his biggest roles, but there were some things about him most fans never knew.
Read MoreIn the mid-1930s, Walt Disney gathered his production team at his studio and began to singlehandedly perform the story of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Read MoreWorld War I forever changed the world in many ways, both good and bad. Here's what might have happened if the Great War didn't happen at all.
Read MoreThe February 21, 1965, death of Black revolutionary and civil rights leader Malcolm X was a devastating blow to the movement for racial equality in the U.S.
Read MoreThe creation of the Silk Road trade network led to the distribution of goods and knowledge. But most importantly, it brought different cultures together.
Read MoreWe all know the story of Noah's ark: how he gathered animals two by two then saved humanity and all species of creatures by building an Ark at God's request.
Read MoreThe European Middle Ages were filled with disease, famine, and a general disinterest in education. The period was also home to witch-hunters.
Read MoreOn July 18, 2018, 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts went on a jog in her hometown of Brooklyn, Iowa. She never returned home. Weeks later, her body was found.
Read MoreNicolaus Copernicus was a "Renaissance man" in the truest sense of the word. He also entered a life of religion as a canon and as such, took a vow of celibacy.
Read MoreRock fans love their musicians. As with any art, if it evokes emotion, we gravitate toward not only the art but also the person or people who create it.
Read MoreWalt Disney is arguably the most well-known and influential name in the history of animation and American film. But he was also behind many propaganda films.
Read MoreSmokey Bear is one of the most recognizable mascots, whose forest fire prevention campaign is wildly successful. But there's still much people don't know.
Read MoreIn 1990's France, a serial killer named Guy Georges, or "The Beast of Bastille," caused a lot of great fear amongst Parisian women.
Read MoreHumankind could be accused of being a little complacent in the face of nature. In the end, we're just another of the approximately 8.7 million species.
Read MoreMuhammad Ali is undoubtedly one of the best athletes of all time. Indeed, Ali was aware of how important he was and called himself "The Greatest."
Read MoreThe heinous rape, murder, and dismemberment of an 11-year-old girl in Pocatello, Idaho, is as atrocious today as it was when it happened almost 30 years ago.
Read MoreIf the "Terminator" movies taught us anything, it's that taking artificial intelligence too far is a dangerous, dangerous notion.
Read MoreExecution has been used as a form of punishment as far back as the 18th century B.C. when the first known use of capital punishment was formally outlined.
Read MoreMuhammad Ali's boxing career ended with a whimper rather than a bang. Here's the story of his last professional fight and the events that led up to that bout.
Read MoreThe history of the civil rights movement and Black empowerment is filled with the names of individuals who fought for the rights of their community.
Read MorePitcher Rube Waddell was one of the pioneers of early American baseball. However, his antics, mental illness, and alcoholism often overshadowed his talent.
Read MoreGuy Georges is a French serial killer who raped and murdered seven women from 1991 to 1997. He is currently serving a sentence of life in prison.
Read MoreGuy Georges is a serial killer dubbed "The Beast of Bastille" for his attacks on women that mostly occurred in the neighborhood of Paris' Bastille prison.
Read MoreFor over five decades, scientists and astronomers have debated the possibility that Earth's moon is not the only natural satellite orbiting our planet.
Read MoreA lot of prominent political leaders and activists were murdered during the 1960s, including Black civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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