Christian manuscripts aren’t just interesting to archaeologists. Illuminations in the Garima Gospels illustrate the artistic value in these ancient works.
Archives for December 2013
Poltergeists and Paranormal Hoaxes: Cats and Chicanery Through History
Fodor debunked the Poltergeist cat and the Thornton Heath Poltergeist – these cases show the importance of skepticism when investigating a paranormal claim.
What’s in A Title? History of Naming Art Exhibits and Art
What is the meaning, or purpose of a title, when it comes to art and exhibitions? Museums have struggled with naming exhibits throughout history.
Christmas Cheer A-La-Internet and Fax Machine? Bah Humbug!
Throughout the years, Christmas Cheer has traveled through the postal service as cards and gifts. Now, people are starting to fax and email cards instead.
Proving God Exists – St Thomas Aquinas Denies St Anselm’s Ontological Argument
St Thomas Aquinas and St Anselm use logic and philosophical arguments from Greek thinking to prove the existence of God.
