Our Lady of Fátima: Miracle or Acid Trip?
Did the sun really dance over Portugal in 1917? Or did tens of thousands of people just see what they were primed to expect? Let's unpack one of Catholicism’s most famous miracles.
How Revival Preachers and Hypnotists Hijack Your Memory
Memory isn’t a recording—it’s a rewrite. From revivals to hypnosis to courtroom drama, we explore how suggestion and emotion inflate our memories into false certainties that feel undeniably real.
That Time the Priests Lost the Bible and Found it in the Temple
King Josiah’s temple spring-cleaning revealed a long-“lost” law book—how convenient. That scroll sparked sweeping reforms, centralized worship in Jerusalem, and birthed a religion. Scholars call it less miracle, more monarchy makeover.
Horus and Jesus: The Truth About Plagiarism Claims (Or, How the Internet Got It Wrong—Again)
The claim that Christianity copied Horus is historical fan fiction. No virgin birth, no crucifixion, no resurrection. Just a lot of wishful memes and zero ancient sources.
Numerical Discrepancies in the Bible
Clear numerical inconsistencies across the Bible show a text shaped as much by human hands as by divine claims. Explore these surprising contradictions.