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  • 1 week ago | nationalgeographic.com | Candida Moss

    This May marks 1,700 years since the convening of what is arguably the most important and influential council in Christian history. For three months in 325 CE, Emperor Constantine gathered hundreds of bishops from across the empire in Nicaea, on the northern coast of what is now Turkey. The resulting statement of belief—the Nicene Creed—was the first official declaration of Christian faith and remains foundational for Christians around the world to this day.

  • 3 weeks ago | nationalgeographic.com | Candida Moss

    Before Instagram trends and DNA-based diets, Greek and Roman physicians used diet as the primary form of healthcare. Shockingly, their advice seems both modern and remarkably sensible. Too much red meat (specifically beef) could lead to cancer, wrote the second century-CE Roman medic Galen. Those who were looking to lose weight, wrote Hippocrates, should try what we call fasting cardio: exercising on an empty stomach before eating.

  • 1 month ago | nationalgeographic.fr | Candida Moss |Christian Heeb

    Ces dernières semaines, de nombreux articles ont paru au sujet d'une cité secrète qui se trouverait sous les pyramides de Gizeh. Une équipe de chercheurs menée par le chimiste organique à la retraite, le docteur Corrado Malanga, et l’ancien académicien et expert en télédétection, le docteur Filippo Biondi, déclarent avoir découvert et documenté d’énormes structures profondément enfouies sous la pyramide de Khéphren. Ces structures auraient été construites il y a 38 000 ans.

  • 1 month ago | national-geographic.pl | Candida Moss

    Spis treści:Piramidologia na konferencji prasowejPodziemne miasta – nic nowego w pseudonauceZ powrotem pod piramidy – co skrywa się pod Gizą? Skanowanie podłoża pod piramidamiWybiórcze traktowanie danychW ostatnich tygodniach internet zalały opowieści o ukrytym mieście rzekomo znajdującym się pod piramidami w Gizie w Egipcie. Zespół badawczy kierowany przez emerytowanego chemika organicznego dr. Corrado Malangi oraz byłego naukowca i eksperta w dziedzinie teledetekcji dr.

  • 1 month ago | nationalgeographic.com | Candida Moss

    The death and resurrection of Jesus is the most famous underdog story in history. A low-status artisan from Galilee challenged the authorities of his time and ended up dying a brutal and horrifying death. But only a few days later, the Bible says, he was vindicated and resurrected from the dead. The story inspires billions of Christians around the world, but how much hard evidence is there for the historical events that started a global religion?

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Candida Moss
Candida Moss @candidamoss
16 May 25

My latest for @NatGeo on Ancient Greek and Roman diet featuring the work of @ISAWLib Claire Bubb https://t.co/gVIVwU2t8k @news_ub @PTRBirmingham

Candida Moss
Candida Moss @candidamoss
15 May 25

RT @FrancisXRocca: All good things must come to an end. Pope Leo XIV has canceled his pre-papal X account @drprevost https://t.co/uOLDDIlxkj

Candida Moss
Candida Moss @candidamoss
14 May 25

RT @JLLiedl: This is probably the most unintentionally funny thing I have ever read in my life. https://t.co/5vaRPrwpNe