Progress and Polytheism: Could an Ethical West Exist Without Christianity? Christianity’s moral vision was not as revolutionary as a casual student of history might suppose. Nor did it equip Western society with a unique set of virtues that were unknown to the ancient world. Ben Bassett 23 Aug 2018 · 9 min read
What Ancient Cultures Teach us About Grief, Mourning and Continuity of Life The mourning traditions of earlier cultures prescribed precise patterns of behavior that facilitated the public expression of grief and provided support for the bereaved. Daniel Wojcik and Robert Dobler 11 Dec 2017 · 5 min read
