History
Defending the Historicity of Jesus
Is Jesus of Nazareth a legend? A point-by-point examination of the non-Christian sources, the dating of the documents, the marks of testimony and the martyrdoms, showing why historians of all convictions, including atheists and agnostics, regard his existence as established.
Read more →The Mirror We Refuse to Look At
Slavery was never a question of skin color. It is a question of power, the absence of institutions, and a universal human tendency we refuse to recognize in ourselves. From Rome to African domestic workers today, this historical analysis demonstrates that domination is universal — and that we are all capable of it.
Read more →Democracy Is Not Western: It Is Universally Necessary
A rigorous deconstruction of the myth that elections are a foreign cultural product alien to Africa — and why this belief is historically false and politically dangerous. Through comparative historical analysis — from Rome to the Vikings, from Botswana to Ghana — this article demonstrates that mechanisms for peaceful transfer of power are not a matter of cultural identity, but a universal institutional technology that all civilizations have needed to build.
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