Every month there is a poll available on the Ctruth Patreon channel that allows Ctruth patrons to vote on the topic for an article each month. This article contains the full collection of links to Ctruth Article of the Month articles. The order of items below is; Month, Topic, Article Title. February 2020: Art, Cesare… Continue Reading
“So prodigious was his virtuosity within the medium of Chinese ink and colour that it seemed he could paint anything. His output spanned a huge range, from archaising works based on the early masters of Chinese painting to the innovations of his late works which connect with the language of Western abstract art.” Jiazi, Chen;… Continue Reading
Robert Russell Newton (1918-1991) was an American physicist, astronomer, and historian of science. He is most commonly remembered for his works on Ptolemy being a fraud, and less commonly remembered for his works on the change of the rotation rate of the earth, and historical observations of eclipses. He was also the Supervisor of the… Continue Reading
The following records either predate the Biblical records by hundreds of years or are contemporary with them during their creation. The Garden of Eden is similar to many stories which existed before it was created. These stories often feature creator gods and storm gods, the first humans which give way to the race, and punishments… Continue Reading
These are my notes on the MythVision Podcast Here’s what nobody told you about Adam & Eve with Dr. Robert M. Price video. ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ Dr. Price talks about the proper and improper uses of the term “parallelomania”, which was coined by Rabbi Samuel Sandmel (1911-1979). He also provides… Continue Reading
The earliest surviving texts (to my knowledge) that mention the Garden of Eden are in the two Dead Sea Scrolls (1QIsaa and 1QIsab) that contain Isaiah 51:3, of which are dated to the 2nd century BC and the 1st c. BC-1st c. AD respectively. The earliest surviving accounts of the Garden of Eden in Genesis… Continue Reading
Constantine Simonides (1820-1890) was a paleographer and icon-dealer. He is remembered mostly for being the most “versatile forger” of the 19th century. ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ 1820 – He is born on the Greek island Symi. 1839-1841 – He lives in a monastery on Mount Athos. 1862 – His claim to have written the Codex… Continue Reading
