Horned devils, burning sinners with living fire, thousands of inhuman torments, the stench of sulfur ... It would seem that there is nothing more medieval than hell. What if we tell you that there were theologians, saints, and even one pope who claimed that hell does not exist? And it is in the dark
Almost 63 years have passed since the deaths of nine ski hikers on the famous Dyatlov Pass, in the Ural Mountains of the then Soviet Union, and no one has been able to provide a convincing explanation of what really happened in February 1959, in a mystery that remains unsolved until today. The Magaz
In its own way, the Polish-Bolshevik war was the last romantic conflict in Polish history. Never again have cavalrymen had the opportunity to cross the Ukrainian steppes with a saber in their hand, or ... sing about the theft of hens, drunkenness or raping widows. Needless to say, the Polish ca
The relics marked a peculiar religious experience in medieval times, exposing the various places that the sacred can occupy in the life of societies over time. By Rainer Sousa During the Middle Ages, the expansion of Christianity was responsible for the development of various faith experiences. At