The History of India. No reason for winter, or history, to be dreary.

Ceiling painting of Christ and his apostles

 Most of the Catholic Fundamentalism posts are short.  This one is not.  It’s  from our archives and is a great way so spend a dreary, December afternoon:

http://catholicfundamentalism.com/short-happy-monographs/the-history-of-india

The real history of the globe’s most important sub-continent can now be seen.  There is no reason for winter, or history, to be so dreary.

Author's Notes:

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