Monthly Archives: April 2010

Apr 4 2010

5 Bizarre Secret Societies

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The religious beliefs and dogmatic society traditions often drive people into ideological groups, causing them to isolate from the mainstream society and become defensive of secret beliefs. They believe themselves to be a part of some sacred mission set out to change the world and spend their lives following the teachings of their leaders. These have often given rise to many societies that work under the cover but have their roots spread across the nations. They have their secret laws and activities that are often concealed from the non-members.

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Apr 3 2010

10 Most Evil Women in History

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We all tend to focus on the evil men in the world and forget some of the truly evil women that have lived. I hope to correct that with this list. Here we have not just serial killers, but other utterly despicable women who have caused tragedy in many people’s lives. So, without further ado, here are the top 10 most evil women in history.

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Apr 3 2010

What Does the Easter Bunny Have To Do With Easter?

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There’s no story in the Bible about a long-eared, cotton-tailed creature known as the Easter Bunny. Neither is there a passage about young children painting eggs or hunting for baskets overflowing with scrumptious Easter goodies.

And real rabbits certainly don’t lay eggs.

So why are these traditions so ingrained in Easter Sunday? And what do they have to do with the resurrection of Jesus?

Well, nothing.

Apr 3 2010

Human Skull Binding and Trephination

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Trephined Human Skull – This 1200 year old skull originates from the Tuanacen tribe of Bolivia. The practice of head binding to create an elongated skull and trephination date back nearly 9000 years. Trephination was the process of removing a section of skull to relieve pressure caused by the binding process or to allow access to the brain. Surprisingly, patients survived these primitive surgeries as is evidenced by the healed bone edges.

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