Recently, I found myself in the company of several people. At one moment the discussion moved toward the question of crucifixes in schools and other public buildings. Should we allow crucifixes to be hung in public school classrooms or Read more

There are a dime a dozen apologists today. From evangelical to Catholic. From Orthodox to Anglican. And most of them used Social Media as a platform to defend the Christian faith by using reason and arguments. During my student Read more

Romans crucified thousands of people. For them, it was a “normal” thing to do. They were known for this ruthless model of punishment (If you know what the victims actually died of on the cross, I’m buying a Read more

As one popular quote reminds us: Life is a story. What does yours say? In my case, it’s a story of discoveries, intellectual pursuits, and challenges. Since my freshman year, I was fascinated with the big questions of life: Read more

A couple of days ago Justin Brierley hosted two New Testament scholars on his podcast to debate the biggest question in the history of mankind: Did Jesus really rise from the dead? New Testament historian Bart Ehrman Read more

This semester I teach a course on Early Christianity at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. It’s the same faculty I got my Ph.D. from. My (I guess: ex) mentor is on a sabbatical so he asked me Read more

Yesterday I participated in a conference organized by the History Students Association at the Faculty of Croatian Studies. The topic was pretty dark: death! The way they organize it was actually quite good! And I applaud them for that! Read more

Since my rebellious teenage years, I understood that the blind acceptance of other people’s arguments based solely on their authority, age, or position is not always a good way to go on in life! Of course, we do that Read more

As an old saying goes: We are all standing on the shoulders of giants. Despite the fact that Read more