According to various sources the Christianity was first adopted in Roman Empire, in Armenia, in the USA and even in Iceland. But let’s find out where exactly the Christianity was first adopted. The Roman Empire adopted Christianity in 380 by Theodosius I, Russia – in 988, established by St. Vladimir, Iceland – in 1000 BC, and the USA was formed a few hundred years after the Christianity... 

The youngest pope ever was John XII. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, he was elected at the age of 18, while Philip Hughes says he was consecrated at the age of 16. Pope John XII was almost certainly one of the worst popes who ever sat on the throne of Peter. His Father, Alberic, Prince and Senator of all the Romans, had used his influence to get some decent popes elected, but in an astounding... 

Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, might have been an ordinary enough town, if not for its extraordinary church.The inside of this church is decorated with artworks made of real human bones. This church is called Sedlec Ossuary. It is a small Roman Catholic chapel. By 1318, more than 30,000 bodies were buried there and by 1511, it had become necessary to remove the older bones to make place for... 

Once in 1996 the BRITISH TIME newspaper announced: “Forget modern British novelists and TV tie-ins, the Bible is the best-selling book every year. If sales of the Bible were included in best-seller lists, it would be a rare week when anything else would achieve a look in. It is wonderful, weird … that in this godless age… this one book should go on selling, every month.” Yes,... 

The temple is situated in Sri Lanka, Kandy, and its real name is “Sri Dalada Maligawa”, which is translated as “The temple of the teeth”. It is famous for its carvings and the beautiful art that is unique to Sri Lanka. The most important part of the Dalada Maligawa is the octagon. The Sri Dalada Maligawa is the most sacred temple in the whole of Sri Lanka. Thousands of people line up...