Christianity
Wondrium Searches for the Historical Jesus, in New Series
Why does Christianity have 40,000 denominations today? The United States is home to 200 alone. A new Wondrium series looks for answers about the world’s largest faith. […]
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New Wondrium Course Discusses UFOlogist George van Tassel
Architect, mechanic, and UFOlogist George van Tassel began building the Integratron in the early 1950s, claiming he was instructed by aliens. This Mojave Desert landmark was supposed to facilitate life extension and time travel. What became of this ambitious project? […]
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“Secrets of the Occult” Investigates “Golden Age” of Flying Saucers
UFOs saw their biggest heyday to date in the 1950s. The so-called “golden age” of flying saucers led to mysticism, cults, conspiracy theories, and more. Who and what caused this occult renaissance in the United States? […]
Biology
Importance of Insects Includes Source of Proteins for Humans
Insects are part of over 2 billion people’s diets around the world. Often sold in markets and raised on farms, they are a rich source of protein and vitamins. A Wondrium series explores insects as food for humans. […]
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Objects from Tutankhamen’s Tomb Featured in Hieroglyph Series
Egyptian hieroglyphs have fascinated observers for millennia. This language utilizes pictographs instead of letter characters to convey meaning. King Tut’s sarcophagus lid and a mirror case in his tomb tell their own stories. […]
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New Series Tells Stories of Strength Amid Mental Health Struggles
Mental health struggles are talked about now more than ever. Victims of abuse, for example, often suffer from psychological issues for years after being abused. Sugar Ray Leonard, Mary Lambert, and others told their stories to Wondrium. […]
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Research Shows Knights Templar Came into Power 900 Years Ago
One of Earth’s best-known secret societies rose to prominence in 1122 CE. The Knights Templar remains shrouded in mystery, rumor, and conspiracy theory. At its peak, 20,000 members were counted in its ranks. […]
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Medieval Legacy Includes Thousand-Year-Old Games We Still Play
The history and culture of the Middle Ages still influence us today. These include concepts ranging from organized labor to chivalry. Even some medieval games have persisted to the 21st century. […]
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Wondrium Explores Appalachian Trail’s 2,194-Mile Expanse
The Appalachian Trail is one of the best known hiking trails in the United States. It spans 14 states and nearly 2,200 miles, from Georgia to Maine. In a new series, Wondrium reveals its highlights. […]
British History
British History Series Examines Alfred the Great
Alfred the Great saved England from being overrun by Vikings. He also set off a religious and cultural renaissance in England. His rule faced many setbacks in his first decade as king. […]