Social media users are using AI to re-imagine characters from the Bible as influencers, vlogging their way through the biblical stories.

This is a picture of Adam and Eve eating the apples. The snake is watching them from the tree and you can see from the sky that God is getting angry. p.s. I'm only 13 There have been no comments ...

This year's Father's Day, coincided with thanksgiving service to climax a Week long activities by Men's Fellowship of ...

Then comes the story of Nyuha (Noah), who is advised by Vishnu to build a boat (of exact Biblical specifications) in seven days to survive a flood, which will mark the onset of Kaliyuga. Besides his ...

Introduction: Fatherhood Beyond Flesh The radical assertion that "the first father was never born" defies the prevailing scientific orthodoxy and philosophical naturalism of our times. It rejects the ...

{43} Did Adam and Eve remain faithful to God? A. Adam and Eve did not remain faithful to God, but broke His command by eating the forbidden fruit. Q. 250. Who was the first to disobey God?

As the parable goes, God created Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden (i.e. paradise) but banished them when they offended him by eating the forbidden fruit. Why? When an all-knowing Deity would know ...

Donald Trump arrived three hours early for his only televised debate with Joe Biden during last year’s race for the White ...

"In Christian theology, original sin begins with Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge. But Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson’s 'Original Sin' chronicles a different ...

Throughout the stories in the Bible, numerous people are said to be "frightened," "afraid," and "gripped with fear" in the ...

One of humanity’s oldest stories about temptation involves the pleasures and awful consequences of Adam and Eve eating a forbidden fruit. Let’s hope we’ve gained enough knowledge to do ...

In the beginning Adam and Eve were created with natural and supernatural ... “The woman who you put here with me – she gave me fruit from the tree, and so I ate it” (Genesis 3:12).