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  • Early Modern Period

    Military Power Comparison: East vs. West in the Early Modern Period

    The Early Modern Period between 1500 AD and 1800 AD saw dramatic shifts in military strategy, technology and global influence. This epoch, marked by the Renaissance, the Age of Exploration and the beginning of colonialism, provides an interesting backdrop to study military contrasts and contests between Eastern and Western powers. How these civilizations compared with each other during this period?…

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  • MedievalEra

    Military Power in the Medieval Era: A Comparative View Between the West and East

    Medieval Era (500 AD – 1500 AD) marks major changes in military strategies, political structures and technologies in both Western and Eastern societies. The military dynamics of the era had been defined by the fall of the Roman Empire, the rise of the Byzantine Empire, Islam and also the rise of great Asian empires. This post examines the military powers…

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  • Ancient Era

    Comparing Western and Eastern Military Power in the Ancient Era (up to 500 AD)

    The ancient world featured great empires and military conquests. Considering military power in this era requires considering the strategies, technologies and resources of both Western and Eastern civilizations. These differences shaped history and are still evident in military doctrine today. Western Military Power: The Romans and Greeks In the West most powerful military forces had been those of the Greek…

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  • balut

    The Nutritional Powerhouse: Unveiling the Benefits of Balut

    Balut, a traditional Filipino dish which evokes several responses from the curious to the squeamish, is a lot more than a culinary curiosity. It is a boiled egg containing a partially developed duck embryo (eaten from the shell). For many, that first impression may be of disbelief or hesitation. But once you get past its unconventional appearance, balut is a…

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  • Religion

    Is Religion Necessary for Human Development?

    Historically, religion has shaped cultures, laws, and ethical conduct. The issue of whether religion is necessary for human development nonetheless needs an intricate examination of its effects on individual and social advancement. We will examine different perspectives on religion and human development here. Religion as a Catalyst for Moral and Ethical Development The need for religion in human development is…

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  • TheWorld

    Rethinking Our Place: A Reflection on Human-Centric Worldviews

    In a time of differing perspectives and information abundance, the claim that “this world was made for the human being” is a provocative one. It’s a concept that deserves more than its potential to incite, but to reveal the layers of human thought and belief that it encompasses. This idea, although at first glance outdated or arrogant, opens the door…

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  • NoWar

    A Vision of Peace: Imagining a World Without War

    Imagine a World Without War In a parallel universe without war, human history is woven of peace, collaboration and respect. This world untouched by the scars of conflict tells a story quite different from our own. We show how such a world might look today, considering society, technology and the environment. Global Unity and Political Landscape A world without war…

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  • Money

    Exploring the Existence of Money: A Necessial Evil or an Instrument for Progress?

    In the tapestry of human civilization, money stands out as a complex and often controversial tool. Its existence is as old as history itself, serving as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, and a store of wealth. However, the question of whether money should exist sparks a myriad of perspectives, weaving through economic, social, and ethical dimensions. This…

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  • Ramadan

    Ramadan – A Time for Spiritual Reflection and Community

    The crescent moon rises as billions of Muslims worldwide fast, pray and reflect during Ramadan. In the Islamic calendar, this holy time is marked not just as fasting from food and drink till sunset but also as a time for spiritual renewal and social bonds. The Essence of Ramadan. At its core, Ramadan is more than fasting. It’s the holiest…

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  • Hinduism

    The Dawn of Devotion: Unveiling Humanity’s First Spiritual Journey

    The quest for understanding the mysteries of existence has always dominated the human past. This perennial journey gave rise to various beliefs and practices, including the world’s oldest religion. We examine today the origins and also the essence of this ancient faith and how it shapes the spiritual life of humanity. The Genesis of Belief: Hinduism’s Timeless Legacy Experts consider…

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