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Being born again at that moment, Pagels writes in her remarkable “Miracles and Wonder: The Historical Mystery of Jesus,” “opened up vast spaces in my imagination. It changed my life.” ...

The latest issue of The New Yorker includes an essay by Adam Gopnik, “We’re Still Not Done With Jesus,” on the scholarly debates about the origins of Christianity. In the piece, Gopnik ...

"Saturday Night Live" took another swipe at President Donald Trump this weekend, drawing a bold comparison between Trump and Jesus in its latest cold open. "It’s me, your favorite president ...

The Korean production from Angel Studios retells Jesus’ miracles with a star-studded voice cast but falls into the faith-based-movie trap of putting message before artistry and entertainment value.

The official White House X account on Thursday posted its most bizarre meme to date: a Studio Ghibli-style AI cartoon of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer handcuffing a crying ...

Well, a huge Ghostbusters fan, obviously. One of whom presumably was the top bidder, paying $327,600 for the screen-matched item. The sword used by Arnold Schwarzenegger in "Conan the Barbarian ...

“The Rizzler Reveals His Favorite” is a social media meme trend showing a particular photo of The Rizzler along with his alleged four favorites of a given item. The meme quickly gained ...

One subject that never dies, and, more significantly, never bores, is the life and times of the first-century Jewish rabbi and martyr Jesus, whose followers founded a religion in his name ...

WASHINGTON — When Jesús Luzardo was a boy in Florida, he didn’t play on the best ballfields. The lights were not bright enough; he had trouble seeing the catcher’s signs or fly balls when ...

On Saturday our Video Producer Kyle Calise explores the origins and history of the most iconic memes online in his “Meme History” column. If you want to read columns like this a day before ...