Division in The Church, Vertical and Horizontal
The anatomy of church splits.
The Death Penalty is Ok Again, Especially for Minorities
Fry them before they get us, right?
Oliver Cromwell and Religion
Cromwell was by upbringing a Puritan although devotedly so only from the 1620s. His tutor, Dr Thomas Beard had a strong influence upon him, particularly the notion of ‘Providence’. Oliver Cromwell strongly believed that things were meant to happen, divine providence would make or break people, he certainly believed he was marked out for greatness to fulfill God’s will.
Oliver Cromwell
This is an interpretation of Oliver Cromwell’s various actions, his achievements and failures.
Halloween
A historic look back at the evolution of this ancient holiday.
Torquemada and The Spanish Inquisition
The Spanish Inquisition was established on 1 November, 1478, by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille, as an ecclesiastical tribunal designed to ensure religious orthodoxy in Spain. But it was always more than just a religious body becoming over time the political bulwark of the Spanish State preserving not just Sangre Limpia (clean blood) at home but also dictating policy both domestic and foreign.
Pius XII: A Pope Shrouded in Darkness
From Hero or Villain: More Prisoners of Eternity.
How Many Lives Do We Live?
Do we have only one life to live, or do we have to climb a ladder of “lives” to actually get to heaven?
Ireland: Land Divided Between Green and Orange
This is about the battle between Catholics and protestants in Ireland.
The Gory History of Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary is a rhyme that you may remember since you were little and at that time, it sounded very pretty indeed, filled with gardens and dolls and sea-shells. Not so much though, after you’ve heard the true interpretation of this nursery rhyme!





















