Jesus is the Most Mentioned Person in the Quran Fact
Not only is Jesus in the Quran, he is the most mentioned person in the Quran (if you count direct and indirect mentions). Islam teaches Jesus was a prophet and was a precursor to Muhammad.
Religions
Belief systems held by groups of people, typically legally recognized and often widely followed. Specifically major religions rather than belief systems or spiritual groups.
Protestantism is like Classical Liberalism and Catholicism like Social Liberalism Fact
Historically, Protestantism is like classical liberalism (individual liberties and rights) and Catholicism is like social liberalism (state enforced social justice).
The Birth of Modern Banking
Modern banking originated in Italy around 1150 as Jews fleeing persecution brought new practices, including “discounting”, to the merchant banks of the Italian piazzas.
The Secret Life of Isaac Newton
Isaac Newton produced many well-known works in math, astronomy, and physics, but he produced about as many unpublished works which dealt with theology, alchemy, and the occult.
History Disproves the Birth of Jesus Story Myth
The Bible presents two seemingly conflicting stories about the birth of Jesus, but history doesn’t exactly disprove them.
The Census is Relatively Modern Myth
Censuses have been around since ancient Babylon. Historically, a census was a register of people and property used to determine taxes and organize society.
Jediism is an Actual Religion Fact
Jediism, is a religion / belief system based on the philosophy and life practices of the Jedi from the fictional Star Wars universe.
There is a Church of Bacon Fact
The United Church of Bacon is a legal church based in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was founded in 2010 during a meeting at Penn Jillette’s house, to fight discrimination against atheists.
Americans Commonly Stay With the Religion They Were Raised With Myth
While the majority of Americans don’t switch religions, but it is common to switch religions. As many as 42% of U.S. adults have assumed a different religious identity from the one in which they were raised, according to a 2014 Pew Research Center study.