While the Whigs thought of liberty as freedom from the restraints of localism, Democrats thought of freedom as the privilege of restraining large concentrations of wealth and power. However, both thought of themselves as champions of liberty. […]
Hubble’s Law upholds the Big Bang theory that talks about the receding galaxies being at the farthest end. The cosmological redshift further illustrates how a galaxy rushing away from us denotes the expansion of the universe. […]
World Cup host Qatar uses desalination to make seawater drinkable. Qatar is one of the most water-stressed countries on Earth. Seawater is full of dissolved chemicals. […]
Christianity overtook all other religions and asserted itself on the thought, culture, society, and political structures of the West. While there was much gained for the world by the triumph of Christianity, much was lost as well. […]
Norse mythology is filled with riveting tales of gods and heroes. Test your knowledge of early Norse mythology with this fun quiz. […]
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The earliest thoughts and notions of humans about evil is that evil is somehow larger than individual human decisions to be bad, and that evil must predate or precede human malice. […]
It took almost 50 years from the time the spinning jenny was invented in England until factory-based cotton textile manufacturing became a major force in the American economy. […]
Ulysses Grant removed William Rosecrans as the commander of the Army of the Cumberland and reached Chattanooga to help out the Union Army. He successfully commanded the troops in the battles of Chattanooga that resulted in the retreat of Braxton Bragg’s Confederate Army. […]
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