The clash between Hellenism’s emphasis on reason and universalism and Judaism’s focus on divine revelation and moral particularism has deeply influenced Western civilization, leaving an unresolved tension that continues to shape our world today.
The Unresolved Tension: How Hellenism and Judaism Shaped Western Civilization Read Post »
Introduction The Anabasis, a historical work written by the ancient Greek historian and soldier Xenophon, is one of the most significant texts of classical antiquity. It provides a detailed and personal account of his journey alongside a Greek mercenary army that became embroiled in a Persian campaign, only to find themselves stranded in enemy territory
Anabasis by Xenophon: Read Post »
Explore how Russia’s leadership, policies, and role in geopolitics are shaped by a deep-rooted spiritual vision, imperial legacy, and belief in national destiny.
What Drives Russia? Unraveling the Mysteries of a Nation’s Soul Read Post »
The Fourth Crusade became a tale of treason, where religious zeal gave way to Venice’s ambition, leading to betrayal, plunder, and a shift in Mediterranean power.
The Fourth Crusade: Venice’s Gamble – Trade, Treachery, and Triumph Read Post »
This essay examines three key phases in Iran’s history: ancient Persia, Islamic Persia, and the modern era influenced by Western powers, highlighting the cultural, religious, and political changes that have shaped its identity.
Exploring the Layers of Iranian History Read Post »
