Archaeology and the Bible at Liverpool

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Liverpool’s long tradition of biblical archaeology is continued with the university’s second annual conference on ‘Archaeology and the Bible’, encompassing a series of presentations delivered by Professor James Hoffmeier, as well as Liverpool’s own researchers. The focus of this year’s conference is ‘Egypt and the Bible’ – specifically, More...

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European Space agency image oldest light in the universe.

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Psychologists Boost Student Quiz Scores

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Predicting liver injury in paracetamol overdose patients

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Endogenous DMT and the Respectful Research of Mystical Substances

In a previous article I discussed the possible advantages to our society through better understanding and utilisation of psychedelic substances such as LSD and DMT. However the story of dimethyltryptamine goes a More...

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