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The
Synchronopedia of "Firsts" in Science & Technology
When was the
first weather map created? The first tuning fork? The Taj Mahal built?
Bacteria discovered? First calculator? Plant classification? Fossils
correctly identified?
This wall chart
is a
40" x 28" (101.6
cm x 71.12 cm) wall
chart that chronicles the development of inventions and discoveries from
1000 BC to the present. Over 2,500 historical "firsts" in 15 major science
and technology categories are shown within the context of well-known or
well-studied topics such as famous people, major conflicts and major world
events
Read the Globe
& Mail national financial newspaper's
news article reviewing this wall chart.
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The
Synchronopedia of Women Who Shaped American History
Why do the accomplishments of women,
who make up 53% of the population, comprise only 2% of the content of
history books?
This wall chart is a 40" x 28"
(101.6
cm x 71.12 cm)
visually exciting and highly informative reference wall chart that chronicles
155
of the most influential women throughout
all of American history - from the 1580's to the present - as well as portraying some of their "non-traditional” roles.
One life can make a difference ...
To a nation ... to the
world. Read the Sun Sentinel daily newspaper's
news article reviewing this wall chart. |
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The Conspiracy to Assassinate Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ is about to start a
revolution—but it’s not the one he had in mind!
A never-before-told plot unfolds as
the same events described in the Bible are driven by entirely new
and plausible motivations of Governor Pontius Pilate, the high
priest Joseph Caiaphas, and others.
Why are both men pursuing
separate hidden agendas to kindle an uprising against Rome, and why
does Pilate really want Jesus kept alive? What role does Lucius
Sejanus, the most powerful man in the Roman Empire, play in this
multi-faceted conspiracy?
What act, so audacious that
people for the next two thousand years would still be outraged if
they knew the truth, did Caiaphas and his co-conspirators undertake
that also unexpectedly planted the seed of Christendom?
As events unfold that square off
Pilate and Caiaphas in the most famous planned miscarriage of
justice in human history, follow Jesus’ journey from birth to adult,
world explorer to itinerant lay preacher, and eventually to prophet
of God.
Even though this story might be
considered to be of interest to Christians, it is actually one that
transcends religion; a story of love, betrayal, and sacrifice.
Tradition has a way of painting characters as black or white, but
the truth, then as it is today, is always shades of grey.
The startling conclusions will
have you contemplating the many still hotly debated religious
concepts in this completely original could-have-been historical
fiction thriller.
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Testimonial
Barrie Wilson,
Professor of Religious Studies at York University in Toronto, and
author of How Jesus Became Christian, wrote, “We forget at
our peril that Jesus was a political figure as well as a religious
teacher … Seepe’s intriguing book takes us into the realpolitik of
the time and so places Jesus’ message and mission in its Roman
context.
It’s an important contribution to uncovering the Jesus of
history.”
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