Archeology
Found extremely rare ancient Roman coins worth more than half a billion
This Solidus coin bears a portrait of Constantine I, also known as Constantine The Great, being the first ruler of the cult of Christianity.
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Why does Christmas use Christmas trees but not other trees?
Christmas tree or Christmas tree with many decorative accessories is an indispensable and integral image in every Christmas occasion.
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Inside the church contains the tomb of Jesus
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is built on the tomb of Jesus, a sacred place that is important for Christians.
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Legend of bad luck brought by black cats
Everyone says that when a black cat runs through the path you are going, the risk will definitely happen. But have you ever wondered how black cats got so badly known? I…
1001 mystery
Little Virgin Mary 'tears' twice in a row
Many people flocked to the church in a small village near the Macedonian capital after someone saw tears falling from the Virgin Mary's painting.
World Heritage
Bethlehem Church - World Cultural Heritage in Palestine
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Bethlehem Church as a World Cultural Heritage, listed as a legacy of risk of perpetual loss in…
Archeology
Tunnel where Jesus turned water into wine
Archaeologists believe that the place of Cana in the Bible, where Jesus performed the first miracle, was located on a hillside about 8km north of Kafr Kanna, Israel.
Archeology
The last dinner menu on Noah can be recreated
The menu of the last dinner on Noah in Christianity's Bible can also be recreated through computerized simulation technology with a special software.
Archeology
2,000-year-old remains inlaid with jewels and gold of two saints in Germany
The remains of two saints inlaid with jewels and dressed in sparkling gold costumes in the German church attracted the attention of many visitors.
Archeology
Gold pendant shaped the oldest Jesus in Denmark
Small gold pendant imitating a man with wide arms - God image on the cross - is the oldest cross symbol in Denmark.
Archeology
Documentary discovery of Christianity dates back 1,500 years
It is a papyrus document about Christian practice and refers to The Last Supper, defined as 1,500 years ago.
Archeology
Discovered a book by animal skin that shook the Christian believers
A book about animal-made religion is thought to have originated in the 5th century but was only discovered 12 years ago. The book is even thought to make Christianity co…
Archeology
Burial practice reveals Anglo-Saxon beliefs
An English archaeologist recently excavated the land in Yorkshire, England. According to him, in the 7th century in England, the body of a woman - adorned with jewels -…
Space science
'Blood Moon' September will bring earthquakes to destroy humanity?
Two Catholic doctrines confirmed the phenomenon
Doomsday
15th-century hand-drawn map reveals the end-of-world scenario
A hand-drawn map of a 15th-century German author depicting the apocalypse when Islam rose, the gates of hell opened and the Earth image later.