Bread, Brotherhood, and Rebellion: The Social Shock of Early Christianity
Before Christianity became the religion of emperors, councils, cathedrals, kings, and state power, it looked much more like a suspicious […]
Before Christianity became the religion of emperors, councils, cathedrals, kings, and state power, it looked much more like a suspicious […]
The question isn’t whether the message of Jesus Christ was political—it’s how political it was understood to be in a
What if there was another miracle worker—living in the same century as Jesus Christ, moving through the same Roman world,
A First-Century Divine Man, His Miracles, Philosophy, and Enduring Reputation In the learned circles of the Greek East, there circulated
Peter’s inverted sermon delivered in the Acts of Peter heretical text circulated among believers for generations shaping how communities imaged the supernatural power of the apostles.
Did Jesus Fulfill Zechariah 9? A Scholarly Skeptical Analysis of Matthew 21 Introduction One of the most frequently cited “fulfilled
When the Book of Mormon first appeared in 1830, it was presented as an ancient record of Hebrew‑descended peoples who
The cherished claim that Jesus was born of a virgin did not begin as a supernatural revelation. It began with
For decades, a persistent internet rumor claims that Egyptian chariot wheels supposed remnants of Pharaoh’s army drowned in Exodus 14
Miracles have been claimed for centuries. From sudden healings to “weeping” statues, believers have cited extraordinary events as evidence of