Dante Fortson

This commentary explores the second chapter of the Book of Daniel; a pivotal section of Scripture that reveals the sovereignty of God over human empires and the ultimate establishment of the kingdom of Christ.

Have you ever wondered about the meanings behind ancient symbols or the history of enigmatic groups? Explore a world of fascinating connections.

The Baphomet is perhaps one of history's most controversial and enduring symbols, a figure that has transcended its origins in medieval heresy trials to become a complex icon in modern occultism and popular culture.

The name "Moloch" resonates through history with a chilling association; it is a name synonymous with the most extreme forms of religious fanaticism, specifically the practice of child sacrifice.

The observance of Easter represents one of the most complex historical tapestries in the western world. It is not merely a singular religious holiday; rather, it is a confluence of astronomical phenomena, ancient agrarian rites, and foundational theological shifts.

Valentine's Day, a festival of romance, love, and affection, is celebrated annually on February 14th; however, the holiday's origins are far less romantic than the modern iteration suggests.

The pentagram, a five-pointed star drawn with five continuous straight strokes, is perhaps the most enduring and misunderstood symbol in human history. To some, it is a sign of the divine; to others, a mark of the diabolical.

This gripping narrative dissects the modern Illuminati Conspiracy, tracing how a forgotten European intellectual movement morphed into the ultimate boogeyman of the 21st century.

The concept of the Satyr represents one of the most enduring and multifaceted archetypes in the history of human mythology. Emerging from the rugged, untamed landscapes of ancient Greece, these hybrid beings have occupied the peripheral spaces of the human imagination for millennia.

Psalm 23 remains the most cherished song of the Psalter; it provides a profound look into the intimate relationship between the Creator and the believer.

This commentary explores the first chapter of the book of Daniel, a narrative that establishes the theme of divine sovereignty amidst national tragedy. As the Babylonian Empire rises to dominance, the providence of God is seen preserving a remnant of faithful young men.

The sixteenth chapter of Mark stands as the glorious climax of the Gospel narrative, transforming a scene of profound grief into one of eternal triumph. This chapter documents the physical resurrection of Jesus, an event that serves as the cornerstone of the faith for every believer.

The figure of Lilith remains one of the most enduring and complex entities in the history of human mythology; she is a shadow that has haunted the periphery of theology, folklore, and literature for over four millennia.

The title "Queen of Heaven" is among the most ancient and persistent honorifics in human history. It does not refer to a single deity but to a status of supreme celestial authority.

The figure of Artemis remains one of the most complex and enduring archetypes in human history; she represents the untamed wilderness, the transition of youth, and the paradox of a protector who is also a predator.

Discover the profound historical mystery of the Star of David in this definitive guide to one of the world's most enduring symbols. This book takes you on a transformative journey beyond the surface, revealing the esoteric secrets and sacred geometry that have shaped civilizations for millennia.

The twenty-eighth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew serves as the triumphant climax of the New Testament's first book, documenting the miraculous resurrection of Jesus and His ultimate victory over the grave.

Founded on October 2, 1928, Opus Dei, formally known as the Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei, occupies a unique and often debated position within the Roman Catholic Church.

The Rosicrucian phenomenon is perhaps the greatest "open secret" in the history of Western esotericism. Emerging from the mists of the early 17th century, it did not arrive as a settled institution, but as a series of lightning strikes in the form of anonymous manifestos.

The mythos of the American power elite is often centered on a windowless, Neo-Gothic brownstone on High Street in New Haven, Connecticut. This is "The Tomb," the windowless headquarters of the Skull and Bones, perhaps the most influential and misunderstood secret society in global history.