According to Welsh historians, Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, the whole concept of "Anglo-Saxon" identity and history is a fabrication of the Oxford …
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Christmas Originally Was a Celebration of the Conversion of Pagan Germans to Christianity
Many fundamentalist Christians refuse to celebrate Christmas because they believe it is merely a pagan celebration of the winter solstice dressed up …
Flashback: ‘White Privilege’ of Poor Children in Victorian England
The definition of poverty in today's America would be considered wealth to the poorest White children living in the late 1800s of Victorian …
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The Welsh Explored North America Long Before Columbus and the Vikings
Preeminent Welsh historians, Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, have amassed a large amount of evidence that supports the long-suppressed idea that the …
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Apostolic Christianity Originally Came to Rome from Wales, Not from Peter in the East
Alan Wilson, the leading Welsh historian, makes a strong case that Apostolic Christianity was originally brought to Rome not by Peter, as the …
Jews Angry that Russian WWII Documentary ‘Ost Front’ Isn’t All About Them
A new documentary film, the Russian-financed ‘Ost Front’ by director Andrey Osipov, comprised solely of captured WWII German archival film, is causing …
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Earliest Reference to Christianity in England Found on 3rd C. Roman Curse Tablet in Bath
In 1979, during an excavation of the Roman-era "Sacred Spring" of the King's Bath in Bath, England, 130 Roman curse tablets were found, one of which …
Pope Urban II’s 1095 Speech Reveals that the Crusaders Were Engaged in a Race War
On November 27, 1095 at Clermont in France, Pope Urban II gave this speech that launched The Crusades and the eventual capture of Jerusalem. The …
Evidence Suggests It Wasn’t Roman Emperor Domitian Who Persecuted Early Christians
The long-standing belief, first alleged by Eusebius, that the Roman emperor Domitian was a great persecutor of early Christians, turns out to have …
Earliest Depiction of Christ Found on Murals of 3rd C. Home in Dura Europos Syria
In 1920, British soldiers digging trenches near the Euphrates River in eastern Syria uncovered the remains of the ancient town of Dura Europos, which …
4th C. Artifact Found in Spain Reveals Early Christians May Not Have Believed Christ Was a Jew
In 2012, a team of archeologists headed by Marcelo Castro of the Forum MMX excavation project unearthed a 4th century glass plate in southern Spain …
Christian Artifact Found in Early Roman Settlement in “Pre-Christian” England
During their excavation of a Roman settlement called "Pompeii of the North," which dates from around 200 AD, archeologists in County Durham, England, …
Tomb of Philip Apostle of Christ Found in Hierapolis Phrygia
In 2011, after 30 years of searching, a team of archeologists headed by Francesco D’Andria from the University of Salento-Lecce discovered what he …
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Genetic Study Finds White Europeans Are One Big Closely Related Family
A comprehensive genetic study has revealed that White Europeans can trace their genealogy back to the same ancestors, and that they are far more …
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Ancient Lead Codices Discovered Claim Christ Came to Restore Tradition of King David
In 2007, 70 ancient lead codices -- or bound books -- were discovered in Jordan that are now considered to be the earliest Christian account of the …
