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Discover one of medieval Europe’s most influential religious movements: the Lollards.
The midpoint of Easter week is a climax and a mystery at the same time - Judas betrayed Jesus, yet no one knows what happened on Wednesday.
Easter can be challenging to grasp, so this timeline from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Day is a great tool to see the bigger picture.
A curious legend surrounds Pope Sylvester II and his supposed deal with the devil. What does this legend say, and where did it come from?
Miriam famously guarded her infant brother Moses as he floated along the Nile River in a basket. But as adults, their relationship grew complicated.
According to the Bible, Jacob was renamed Israel—a name that became one of the most recognized in world history. But who was Jacob’s twin?
Marriage plays a role both in New Testament narratives and its theology.
Marriage is a prominent trope in every section of the Hebrew Bible. Yet, while there is plenty to explore, not all questions have been answered.
