Secrets of Christianity

Two Roman nails were reportedly uncovered in the tomb of High Priest Caiaphas that may have been the nails used to crucify Jesus, but they have since disappeared.

An ancient stone tablet that has emerged from the Jordanian antiquities market suggests that there was a dying and rising Messiah before Jesus.

Newly reconsidered archaeological evidence suggests that the destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum may have been the best thing that could have happened for the spread of Christianity.

Archaeological and historical sleuthing reveal a previously unknown journey of Jesus across the Mediterranean to a mysterious location where people still claim to be descendants of Jesus of Nazareth.

Archaeology in Rome and Istanbul reveal that Constantine strategically combined many deities and sold Christ as an amalgamation of sun gods.

How Christianity secretly thrived within the same Roman army that was supposed to suppress it.