Does it come as a surprise that Australia's peddlers of massacre myths and legends leaven the standard disdain for Israel with professional chatter about an 'Indigenous holocaust'?
In Robert Spencer’s view, 'as a prophet who taught a vaguely defined monotheism, he may have existed. But beyond that, his life story is lost in the mists of legend.'
To the the Left's shame, its iron grip on the study of Australian history has quite deliberately throttled recognition of Bean’s unparalleled contribution
The Great War prompted an unprecedented crisis in the world socialist movement because it revealed that a foundational principle of its existence—proletarian internationalism—was an illusion. But not to worry, fresh myths were easy enough to fabricate
Originating in the separation of the Christ of Faith from the Jesus of History, the varied and often conflicting efforts to both explain, position and claim Him have devolved into iconoclasm and uncertainty. On Easter Sunday, Mervyn Bendle's 2013 essay is well worth reprising
