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By comparing the Gospel narratives forming the Early Church’s testimony, there is evidence of who actually saw Jesus being resurrected.
Some Christians saw pagan statues of the gods as vessels of demonic activity and, therefore, took it upon themselves to remove their power through vandalism.
Early Christianity was shaped by those who questioned what was believed and how it was practiced.
From its theological symbolism as the "First Sign" to its portrayal in Renaissance art, discover the deeper meaning of the Wedding at Cana, where Jesus turned water into wine.
Perhaps the most famous medieval forgery, the Donation of Constantine provided the basis for the papacy’s temporal power and claim of supremacy over the secular rulers.
Thomas initially doubted reports that Jesus had risen from the dead. But tradition holds that he travelled farther than any other apostle with the news.
Few Christians realize that there were 40 days after the Resurrection in which Jesus performed his last acts before ascending.
The Book of Leviticus is more than a compilation of religious laws and regulations. It contains the roots of several core theological concepts.
