When Enemies Became Librarians: How Opposing Faiths Saved Each Other's Sacred Texts
25 August 2025
Sometimes, the ones who saved your scripture were the ones you called infidel. History loves its narratives of religious conflict—crusades and conque…
25 August 2025
Sometimes, the ones who saved your scripture were the ones you called infidel. History loves its narratives of religious conflict—crusades and conque…
18 August 2025
One of the most fascinating discoveries while researching the Sacred Editors series was how our digital age—seemingly the most documented period in hu…
12 August 2025
Not too many people know that one of my eclectic side interests is tracing the history of sacred texts from major religions. For the past decade or tw…
11 August 2025
A transparent look at using artificial intelligence as a research partner while maintaining scholarly integrity and human responsibility. When I tell…
15 July 2025
There's something unsettling about Walter Russell's story, and it's not what you might expect. In May 1921, this accomplished New York scu…
2 July 2025
Years ago, I found myself fascinated by American Apparel. Here was a company that seemed to be doing everything right from a manufacturing and operati…
30 June 2025
From entangled brains to time-defying awareness, quantum mechanics might rewrite everything we know about consciousness. The Classic Debate: Neurons…
26 June 2025
You think you’re getting stronger... but you're not. In strength training, progress is often measured in numbers: pounds lifted, reps completed,…