This is an excerpt from TV Guide Magazine’s The Chosen: Special Easter Issue. For a deep-dive into the wildly popular series ...

(RNS) — Women are second-class citizens in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ... the Red Brick Store in Nauvoo, Illinois. But they left out how Joseph Smith famously told the ...

Rather, they are instances ... Those attributed to Jesus—described in language nearly identical to accounts of the Greek mystic and holy man Apollonius of Tyana, say—are neither more nor ...

The aim is to help friends or enemies conceptualize Jesus’ message and identity. A familiar example is when Jesus says in John’s Gospel, “I am ... say thank you, be kinder. Whatever ...

Council bosses say that, due to the fall in parking permit ... What if someone has two homes in Chelsea? Do they get two? 'Then it's just allowing people with multiple cars to have multiple ...

Pressed on how victims might react, Welby said he would never suggest they ... t do the job on safeguarding... We're meant to be shepherds of the flock, that's one of the expressions Jesus uses ...

In previous columns, I have shown how certain truths of the faith in the New Testament were prefigured and foreshadowed in the Old Testament. Here, I will focus on the Eucharist. There are a ...

(Sad to say, most European countries ... The early Christians, as we still do, believed that Mary had conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit, and through her, Jesus Christ — second person ...

Jazzy digressions and covers were the most memorable: the Ike Willis-fronted I Am The Walrus ... but now they're back “He says he’s mediocre. I understand – I say the same thing. But he’s a great ...

Experts reveal insights into what Jesus really looked like based on his likely hair, skin tone, clothing, and physique.

So, it shouldn't be much of a surprise that the "I Am" statements of Jesus in the New Testament book of John actually have a ...

If Jesus rose from the dead we should believe his other claims. If he didn’t, why would we believe any of this? It matters ...