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The Hagia-Sophia Controversy is Actually Rooted in Paganism

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Uighur refugee boys read the Koran where they are housed in a gated complex in the central city of Kayseri, Turkey, February 11, 2015. REUTERS/Umit Bektas

China Is Trying To Crush Christianity and Islam Alike

The Hagia Sophia Is a Mosque Again: Why It Matters

A group of traditional witches (Kandelhexen) dance around a bonfire during their traditional "witches sabbath" carnival performance in the Black Forest village of Waldkirch, Germany, February 6, 2016. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

Witch Hunts Weren't a Medieval Superstition—They're the Product of "Modern" Education

Islamic Healers Used PPE Long Before Face Masks

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