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Religious History & Archaeology
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Reading Mark in the desert
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Theologians Say Minas Tirith LEGO Set Proves God Loves Us And Wants To Give Us Good Things
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From Ephraim to the Amazon: Four Temple Updates Across the Americas
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Has Noah’s Ark been found?
6+ hour, 29+ min ago (650+ words) Explosive headlines claim Noah’s Ark has been found under a mountain range in Turkey. But Chris Sinkinson says Christians need to stick to the facts Mount Ararat (Agri Dagi) in Dogubayazit District of Agri Province Turkey The resting place of…...
From the Mundane to the Sacred (Part V)
23+ hour, 28+ min ago (521+ words) Categories: Headline / Torah By Moshe Gantz and Joseph Miller October 11, 2026, 3 PM ET We have spent the last several articles following animal hide as it becomes klaf. But parchment alone does not make a mezuzah, tefillin, or Sefer Torah. Eventually the…...
Slips of Paper, Layers of Tradition Between the Stones: The History of Prayer Notes in the Western Wall
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (1664+ words) The modern practice involves clearing the notes twice annually, typically before Passover and before the High Holy Days, a schedule that reflects both practical considerations, including making space for the influx of pilgrims during major festivals, and symbolic ones, as…...
Early church leaders melt down over eating pork in ancient clash
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (569+ words) Food brings people together. Yet the exact items on a dinner plate can easily drive a wedge between close friends. Sometimes, a simple shared meal sparks a feud that echoes through generations. Early religious leaders faced a major clash over…...
Icon Missing from Florida Church for 100 Years Turns Up on a Back Wall in Another Country
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (375+ words) An Orthodox icon missing from a Florida church for over a century made an unexpected appearance at a church in Greece. Mayor John Koulianos of Tarpon Springs, Florida, was on vacation in Greece when he encountered the lost icon of…...
Church seeks help decoding Da Vinci-style labyrinth
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (792+ words) A church where a hidden labyrinth has been uncovered is asking the public to help decipher its meaning. The tiled green and brown floor at St Mary's in Itchen Stoke, Hampshire set below stained-glass windows and spanning about 16.5 ft (5m) was…...
What Do We Mean by the Word “Mystery?”
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (553+ words) In the secular world, a “mystery” is something that baffles or eludes understanding, something that lies undisclosed. And the usual attitude of the world toward mystery is to solve it, get to the bottom of, or uncover it. Mysteries must…...