The Ultimate Soccer Experience For Greeks
During the 2004 summer, my home country, Greece had the privilege to be the protagonist in two extremely important and prestigious events in the nation's sports history; the EURO 2004 Soccer Championship and the 2004 Olympic Games. In the EURO 2004 Soccer Championship, the National Soccer Team of Greece gained the title as the new European Soccer Championship and by hosting successfully the 2004 Olympic Games, has proven to the world that it can surpass even the wildest expectations of its critics.

Some Notable Characters From Greek History
The land of Greece has been around for thousands of years and although much of the power that they held is now a matter of history, it is certainly an interesting history to research At one point during its rise to power, it contained an area of land that spread the entire way from the modern-day land of Greece to Egypt and from the Hindu Kush mountain range, all the way to Pakistan

Greek Mythology Hercules: The Mortal Who Became A God
When Hercules was born to Alcmene, she named him Herakles. But in Roman, Herakles is pronounced Hercules, which is the name we use for Hercules to this day.

The Legacy of Greek Mythology
Without a doubt, Ancient Greece has had great influence on the formation and development of western culture and civilization Athens, arguably the greatest city-state of Ancient Greece, brought forth democracy into the world

New Book, The Thread of Ariadne, Ties the Epic of Gilgamesh (Iraq) and Theseus (Greek Mythology) to Biblical Jesus
A study on consciousness, aspects of theism and secret sects, stumbles upon the discovery of an ancient link centered on an enigmatic figure the Bull of Heaven. The story of Jesus is traced back to its hidden ancestral origins the myth of Theseus and the epic of Gilgamesh.

Love and Its Conditional Expressions
Love may be defined as the outworking of the divine and inner urge of life. It is founded on understanding, nurtured by unselfish service, and perfected in wisdom." Pure love activates the highest expression of trust, respect, and devotion, and rises above conditional feelings and circumstances. Known to the ancient Greeks as agape, it is the force that holds the various conditional expressions of human affection in place. In New Testament Words: The Greatest of the Virtues, William Barclay explains: "Agape has to do with the mind: it is not simply an emotion which rises unbidden in our hearts; it is a principle by which we deliberately live. Agape has supremely to do with the will."

Revamped ForGreeks.com Offers Premier Online Community Connecting Sorority and Fraternity Members Worldwide
ForGreeks.com has officially relaunched with added tools and features that are sure to enhance the Greek Life experience for ALL college Greeks!