Deists also rejected the idea of an afterlife, arguing that human existence ended at death. They believed that the only way to achieve immortality was through fame and glory, which could be achieved by making significant contributions to society.
Deism was a popular philosophical movement among intellectuals and politicians during the Enlightenment, particularly in Europe and the United States. Some notable deists include Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Voltaire.
This term designates, in Arabic, white slaves. From 1250 to 1517, these slaves, mostly of Turkish origin, ruled Egypt. When the Ottoman sultan installed a pasha in Egypt, the latter kept the Mamluks as provincial administrators with the title of bey. Since 1770, the 24 beys hold almost all the powe
The Battle of the Pont dArcole took place from 15 to 17 November 1796 (25 to 27 Brumaire Year V) during the first Italian campaign. It opposed the 19,000 Frenchmen of the Army of Italy, under the orders of Napoleon Bonaparte, to the 24,000 men of the Austrian army, commanded by General Josef Alvincz
1918-2018I Centenary of the end of the First World War Awake Ferro Contemporary No. 1:1914. The outbreak of the Great War 2014 marked the hundredth anniversary of the outbreak of the Great War in 1914. Beyond the opportunity of the date, it seems obligatory to dedicate the first issue of Desperta
The French Foreign Legion is one of the most famous corps in military history, which has truly written indelible pages of glory on all the battlefields of the world, from Europe, to the ends of the Sahara, Mexico, Indochina, Madagascar. And yet the Legion had rather humble origins. The Foreign L