God made all sorts of wild animals, livestock, and small animals, each able to produce offspring of the same (relationship) ...

“The Garden of Earthly Delights” has been endlessly copied in the past five centuries, reproduced on tapestries and in ...

Love must never be conceived of as a "natural" experience of the natural man. There is a "natural" love, but it must not be confused with divine love (agape). This love originates from God, became ...

Eighty years later, the legacy of Hiroshima makes us wonder whether the unleashing of the bomb was necessary. Could the war ...

Both Torah and psychology remind us: Every soul is here for a reason. Purpose anchors us. It gives young people a reason to ...

I don t believe in the sacred secular divide when it comes to our jobs or careers Can you provide Biblical insights that I ...

A unique spiritual guide for Christians that blends Scripture and personal revelation is the focus of "I Am: the First and ...

Ruth Krulfeld, a professor emerita of anthropology and international affairs, died on July 7. She was 94.

In Nagaland, a quiet paradox unfolds. While the land is fertile and the people are industrious by nature, our economic behavior increasingly tilts toward consum ...

Timothy Kleiser When we read Paradise Lost —and especially the central conflict between God and Satan—in light of Milton’s life, interpreting Satan as the hero can make sense on the surface.

Repairing with The Come and See Foundation — a non-profit group that has helped the series over its previous two seasons — ...

These exhibitions suggest that Armageddon is best understood as a living archive that artists have mined across epochs for ...