October 10, 2025

Energy

Stone ColdWhen most people think about ancient monuments, they imagine civilizations like the Romans, Greeks, or Egyptians designing and constructing their greatest works. However, there are sites across the world where the story might not be so simple.  In fact, the civilizations we usually credit did not build some of the largest and most mysterious

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October 3, 2025

Energy

Hide & SeekWhen most people think of the early history of Christianity, they often envision church councils defining doctrine and unifying belief. However, the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD was more than a theological gathering — it was a pivotal moment in both politics and spirituality. Because Constantine legalized Christianity, the council did not

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September 26, 2025

Energy

For your consideration In the past couple of weeks, I’ve heard a lot about free speech and who can share their ideas and who can’t. To clarify, this is not about politics; it is about our faith in the Constitution of the United States. For example, can a comedian tell a politically charged joke and not

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September 19, 2025

Energy

In plain sight In 1910, a secret meeting took place on Jekyll Island, Georgia, where powerful bankers and politicians gathered under the cover of night. As a result, this wasn’t just another political retreat—it was the blueprinting of the Federal Reserve. Consequently, the decisions made on that quiet island still echo today in every transaction you

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September 12, 2025

Energy

1 is less than 99What if I told you that one particular man had a unique gift to see beyond the light spectrum that you and I view every day? To clarify, you and I only see a tiny slice of light. The color range is deep violet to red (about 380–750 nanometers). In other

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