Chariots of the Gods?

darkness of the world. It is said that Helios, the sun god, protects every single human on Earth. Helios has a very tremendous task everyday and that is to drive his sun chariot across the sky from East to West. The sun chariot has four horses with fiery manes and tremendous power. Helios is a very powerful god that can barely control the horses. On the days where he can not control the horses, it becomes rainy and cloudy because whenever the chariot streaks the skies, it pushes away all the badness

self- discipline, it was easy for him to be trained as a gladiator but he denied the offer saying, “God will help me”. When he was preparing for the bottle, Ben- Hur unchains some rowers and he saves Arrius life. Then, all

One day while Poseidon was patrolling the sea, his dolphins came to him filled with excitement. Poseidon followed the dolphins, he could see a dim light in the distance, growing brighter the closer he got to the cave. As his eyes fell upon an orb he realized it was a giant pearl, larger and brighter than any pearl he had ever found. 20 whales were able to pull the giant pearl from its place in the cave and bring it to Poseidon’s castle. Poseidon calls to his brothers Zeus and Hades to brag. Neither

Olympic Games: In order to honor the Greek god Zeus, Greeks held what is known as the Olympic Games, they were held every four years. These games attracted people from all over Greece, large crowds would gather to watch the many different sports. The largest and most important of the Olympic games were held at Olympia. Olympia was very special to the Greeks because it was known as the most important sanctuary of Zeus. It was very important to offer gifts, take oaths and make sacrifices in front

would make offerings to a god Zeus, Hermes, Apollo, or Hercules. They prayed for victory Today’s Olympics also have a ceremony on the first day on Olympics.   Second day, horse-races and chariot- races was happened on the track called, hippodrome*. This day was well known as day of horse-races and chariot-races. The chariot-races

physically be a part of Native Americans, but without their sacred land, there is a missing part of them. The building of telescopes on Mt. Graham is one example of how the sacred Native land is being taken over. Just like how a wheel is a part of a chariot, the sacred land is part of a Native American, and without it, Native Americans are not whole. Their culture is seen as inferior to white culture because of the Racial Contract, and is why their land is treated with disrespect. Native Americans’ sacred

January 2016 Modern Myth: Solar Eclipse Long ago, Artemis and Apollo were twins born by the king of the gods, Zeus, and the Titan goddess, Leto. Artemis became the goddess of the moon, and Apollo became the god of the sun. The sun and moon duo rose to take their rightful place amongst the greatest of Olympians. However, twins are not without their disputes, especially when they're major Olympian gods/goddesses and neither of them like any competition for what they're worth. Therefore, Artemis and Apollo

“Chariots of Fire” was a powerful and emotionally involving drama, which had been seen as one of the most successful movies in British film industry, ended up with four Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, and Best Original Score. “Chariots of Fire” was the story of the 1924 Olympics in Paris, mainly focusing on two British gold medalists track stars, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell. Harold Abrahams was “a Jewish Englishman who wanted the world to accept that

the sun god, blinded their sight. Then night approached, and the goddess of the moon, Selene, came out to give light to the darkness. As the end of night began, Eos, the goddess of dawn, used her rays of light to disperse the mists of the night. Helios, Eos, and Selene, the children of Hyperion, were each unique and had interesting abilities. The titan Hyperion had three children with his consort Theia. His first child was his son Helios. He was known as the god of the sun and the god of sight

Egypt. They are many real-life suggestions that explains the parting of the sea. The story we are all familiar with is the “when Moses stretched his stick over the Red Sea, God divided the sea and he and his people escape safety. Then the Pharaoh and his army tried crossing but end up drowning in the sea. The story started when God brought the 10th plague which killed all the first born of the Egyptian to the land of Egypt, Pharaoh gave the children of Israel their freedom told Moses to take his follow