History/Events
Modern Art Prison
During the Spanish Civil War, Alphonse Laurencic designed jail cells to punish patriots and nationalists using Modern Art to create a torture prison, with cells designed to be psychologically disorienting.
Remnant Network
History/Elite Theory
Round Table Group
The Round Table Group constituted a pivotal network of powerful banking elites, intellectuals, and political figures predominantly from the Anglo-American establishment, whose influence profoundly shaped global geopolitics, particularly throughout the 20th century.
Theology/Catechumens
Capital Punishment
Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is a legal process whereby a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for a crime. Within the context of Orthodox Christian theology, a particular stance on the death penalty and its relation to pacifism has been historically affirmed, divergin...
History/People
Henry Kissinger
**Henry Kissinger** (born Heinz Kissinger on May 27, 1923) was an American diplomat, political scientist, geopolitical consultant, and politician. He served as **Secretary of State and National Security Adviser to Presidents Nixon and Ford from 1969 to 1977**. Kissinger is considered one of the k...
Theology/The Bible
Cain and Abel
The story of Cain and Abel is one of the most known in Scripture, chronicled in Genesis Chapter 4. It constitutes the first history concerning human beings. Adam and Eve, having been made by God and born in Paradise, do not fully represent the totality of human experience; Cain and Abel, having b...
Theology/Saints
Polyeuctos the Martyr of Meletine in Arminia
Theology/Catechumens
Lecture X
Lecture X of SAINT CYRIL'S 23 INSTRUCTIONS
Theology/Saints
Xenia of Rome
 Saint Xenia of Rome, in the world Eusebia, was the only daughter of an eminent Roman senator. From her youth she loved God, and wished to avoid the marriage arranged for her. She secretly left her parental home with two servants devoted to her, and ...
Theology/Heresies
Jews
Judaism 1 | HERESIES
Theology/Universal History
The Mythical Constantinople
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
Theology/Saints
Theoktistos the Righteous of Sicily
Saint Theoktistos lived in the second half of the eighth century, during a period of widespread iconoclastic heresy. The Venerable One was the founder and Igoumen of Cucomo Monastery on the island of Sicily.
History/Events
Falklands War
EVENTS | 1982