146–63 BC: Rome & Greece
In 146 BC, Rome conquers Greece militarily, but the victory is deceptive. Between 146 and 63 BC, Greece conquers Rome philosophically—without armies, borders, or force. …
Philosophy Reshapes Judaism
In my interpretation, Hellenistic Judaism marks the turning point when interpretation becomes power and Philosophy becomes the new empire. After the creation of the Septuagint, …
280 BC: The Greek Little Horn
In 323 BC, Alexander the Great dies suddenly in Babylon at the age of thirty-two. His unified empire immediately begins to collapse, and four Greek …
Mythic Genesis: What I Discovered About Eden—And Why I Can’t Stay Silent
I’m not writing this to force anyone into agreement. I’m writing it because I’ve studied, I’ve compared, I’ve pieced together everything I could find—and I’ve …