The Eye of Horus was a key symbol in ancient Egypt. It appeared on amulets ... It was used in art and burial practices. Source: Metropolitian Museum of Art The Eye of Horus, shown as a stylised ...

Taylor. Two of the most common reasons for the modification of human bone are ancestor worship and war trophies. Both have been observed among various Native American tribes; however, evidence is ...

There is a very good reason why unreason and unreality reign today: One of the better descriptions of the West today is this: ...

It was a heathen celebration on the birthday of Sol, the Sun God, December 25. It is, actually, an ancient rite of BAALISM, which the Bible condemns as the most abominable of all idolatrous worship!

According to Islamic tradition, the fasts of Shawwal serve two important purposes: they let believers maintain worship practices and they help maintain Ramadan's sacred spirit to build their faith ...

Are you confused and tossed around by different ideas concerning which festivals and practices are ‘idolatrous’ and which are not? The Bright Lines are the commandments prohibiting ‘pagan worship ...

Prof. Brill speculates: In this hypothetical counter-history, Ezra never asked anyone to put away foreign wives and never sought to limit foreign worship practices. Imagine, if he saw strength ...