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In Egypt, meanwhile, diggers at Sakkara uncovered a 4,000-year-old tomb from the Sixth Dynasty. There, only bright, well-preserved wall paintings still proclaim the baggage that the dead king kept to use at his resurrection. Unlike Mayan monarchs, Pharaohs of that age were too poor for jeweled...
The finished production was almost universally praised. The dancers glided gracefully through scenes representing the Annunciation, the Nativity, the Way of the Cross, the Resurrection, like figures in a 12th century painting brought to life.
"On the resurrection day," he shouted warningly, "the graves will open, and all the saved will move right up into heaven. On that day, the Bible says, two shall be grinding grain. One will be taken and one will be . . ."
To Schumacher's Socialists, the peace contract is only half a peace: a compromise between occupation and partnership. It leaves the precious Saar in French hands for now; it "petrifies the division of Germany." The German yearning for the reunion of East and West Germany is common to all...
Dehydration of animal life has long intrigued scientists. As early as 1776, an Italian, Abbe Spallanzani dried out microscopic rotifera and tardigrada, then brought them to life with water. But Spallanzani worried about the souls of his tiny experimental animals. Were they reborn or did entirely new souls develop after...