InLessons from HistorybySal·Apr 3, 2023Clashing or Coexisting? Islam and Christianity in the Medieval WorldThe divide between Muslims and Christians in the Middle Ages.A response icon1A response icon1
InLessons from HistorybySal·Jan 18, 2024Wikipedia Had the Wrong Vatican City Flag for Five YearsHere’s what happened.A response icon2A response icon2
Sal·Jul 9, 2023How Napoleon Normalized Religious Freedom By Kidnapping PopesThe greatest test in modern Catholic Church’s history.A response icon1A response icon1
InLessons from HistorybySal·Aug 7, 2023The Disturbing Story Behind the Children’s Crusade of 1212Thousands of children set out for the Holy Land but failed to reach it.A response icon3A response icon3
InLessons from HistorybySal·Sep 27, 2023How the Church of England Made Billions Off the Transatlantic Slave TradeThe dark side of the Church of England.A response icon20A response icon20
InLessons from HistorybySal·Feb 21, 2023How Pope John XII Disgraced the Vatican by Turning it into a BrothelUnbelievable stories: The disturbing crimes of Pope John XIIA response icon2A response icon2
InLessons from HistorybySal·Dec 31, 2020The Fascinating History of New Year’s CelebrationsHow did the tradition of celebrating New Year’s Eve start?
InLessons from HistorybySal·Jan 18, 20233 Religious Sects in America Were Against Sex & Marriage in the 1800s, Here’s WhyThe true story behind the philosophy of the Oneida, Shakers, and Mormon communities.A response icon2A response icon2
InLessons from HistorybySal·Dec 24, 2020The Fascinating Story of the World War I Christmas TrucePope Benedict XV, on December 7, 1914, suggested a ceasefire for the celebration of Christmas.A response icon3A response icon3
InLessons from HistorybySal·Dec 22, 2020Why Did Our Forefathers Hate Christmas Trees?The fascinating history of Christmas trees.
InLessons from HistorybySal·Dec 21, 20205 Surprising Similarities Between Christianity & IslamLet’s forget about differences for a second.A response icon3A response icon3
InLessons from HistorybySal·Dec 15, 2020The Battle That Saved Islam And Crushed The MongolsThe Fascinating Story of the Battle of Ain Jalut — 1260 A.D.A response icon9A response icon9
Sal·Aug 25, 2022Nine Little-Known Facts About the Personal Life of Pope John Paul IIHis views on abortion and sexuality were pretty controversial.
InLessons from HistorybySal·Nov 22, 2022How King Henry VIII’s Scandalous Marriage Broke the ChurchHere’s how the English Protestant Revolution started.A response icon1A response icon1
