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http://muslimphilosophy.com/pd
A comprehensive dictionary of Islamic philosophical terms compiled by Muhammad Hozien, covering the terminology developed by Muslim philosophers in Arabic as well as concepts borrowed and translated from Greek philosophical works. Organized by Arabic alphabet, it includes Arabized names of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine scholars and corrects historical misattributions, making it an invaluable reference for readers of classical Muslim philosophical texts.
http://ufowisconsin.com/links.html
UFO Wisconsin is a comprehensive hub for UFO sightings, alien research, crop circles, and paranormal activity focused on Wisconsin and beyond, with over 1,000 archived reports. The links page alone organizes hundreds of external resources into categories like UFO organizations, alien research, paranormal investigations, and cryptid sites from around the globe.
https://universalistchristian.org/books/ancient-history
A complete digitized text of Hosea Ballou's 19th-century scholarly history tracing the doctrine of Universalism from the apostolic era through the fifth general council and into the Reformation. Covering figures like Origen and early church fathers across centuries of theological development, this is a valuable primary reference for anyone researching Universalist Christianity and its ancient roots.
https://lonego.tripod.com/
Dialegesthai is a bilingual (English/Italian) philosophical resource exploring major themes of Western metaphysics through the lens of logic, covering topics like negation, contradiction, dialectics, and reason. Featuring articles, online texts, and translations, it engages with thinkers from Plato and Leibniz to Wittgenstein and Marx, with a charming sidebar dedicated to Tristram Shandy.
https://link.polylog.org/index-de.htm
Polylog is a multilingual resource hub dedicated to intercultural and comparative philosophy, curating links to researchers, institutions, mailing lists, bibliographies, and online journals in the field. Available in German, English, and Spanish, it serves as a specialized gateway for scholars and enthusiasts exploring philosophical traditions across cultures.
https://thefourhorsemenoftheapocalypse.neocities.org/
Eduardo Freire Canosa presents an in-depth prophetic interpretation of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, mapping each rider to historical and modern forces such as Islam, Communism, and Capitalism. The site connects the Book of Revelation to a precise timeline running from 1967 to 2047, drawing on passages from Isaiah, Matthew, Luke, and Daniel to support its end-times analysis.
http://combinedfleet.com/
Nihon Kaigun is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to the Imperial Japanese Navy of World War II, covering topics from battleships and aircraft carriers to tactics, logistics, ordnance, and doctrine. With partner resources like a WW2 Database and IJN Doctrine forum, it serves as a hub for serious researchers and enthusiasts of Pacific War naval history.
https://tilde.town/~magical
A nearly empty tilde.town member page belonging to a user called 'magical', containing only a single tilde character as a link. As a tilde community member page, it represents the old-web revival subculture but has virtually no content beyond its playful title.
https://yesterweb.org/
The Yesterweb is a community movement dedicated to reclaiming the internet from corporate and algorithmic control, advocating for a more human, creative, and socially responsible web culture. Centered around a detailed manifesto, social etiquette guidelines, a zine, and a webring, it serves as a hub for those who believe in building an independent, old-web-inspired internet community.
https://lanceandlongbow.com/
The Lance and Longbow Society is a UK-based organization founded in 1991 dedicated to promoting historical and wargaming interest in the medieval period, covering roughly AD 500 to 1526. Members include amateur historians, wargamers, re-enactors, and heraldry enthusiasts, and the society publishes a bi-monthly journal called 'The Hobilar' packed with articles on medieval topics.