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EL PAÍS English7d
In search of the historical Jesus: More questions than answers
One of the greatest experts on the biblical and historical figure of Jesus was a journalist for this newspaper, Juan Arias, a ...
The Christian Post on MSN11d
Number of Americans who don't identify as Christian but claim 'personal committment to Jesus' nears record high: survey
As America navigates a rapidly changing spiritual landscape, one truth remains constant the person of Jesus of Nazareth has ...
The Forward on MSN4dOpinion
Who killed Jesus? It wasn’t the Jews, writes a scholar of Roman law.
Both the Jews and the Romans certainly saw Jesus as a troublemaker. The Gospels depict Herod Antipas, the Jewish agent of ...
The Conversation on MSN7d
Who killed Jesus: the Romans or the Jews?
It’s a straightforward part of the Easter story: The Roman governor Pontius Pilate had Jesus of Nazareth killed by his ...
RTÉ Ireland8d
Can we take the story of Jesus as Gospel?
Jewish historian Flavius Josephus is the only independent source to attest to the existence and fate of Jesus, John the ...
The Kenya Times on MSN6d
List of Actors Who Have Played the Role of Jesus
The life of Jesus Christ, as portrayed in the Gospel books of the Bible, has inspired countless cinematic interpretations, ...
Manila Standard6d
Actors who became Jesus Christ
The Holy Week naturally gives people who commemorate it some room to reflect on life and to think of subjects associated with ...
First for Women on MSN9d
The Chosen’s Jonathan Roumie Opens up About Playing Jesus of Nazareth
When the idea sparked for The Chosen, creator Dallas Jenkins never expected it to become what the massive success it is today ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency7d
Who killed Jesus? It wasn’t the Jews, writes a scholar of Roman law.
This month, the historian Nathanael Andrade weighs in with a new book, “Killing the Messiah: The Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth.” In it, Andrade, a scholar of the Greco-Roman world ...
Opinion
So Abrego Garcia is just like Jesus now?
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) uses his faith as a tool to advance his partisan politics, even if that means comparing an alleged MS-13 gang member to Jesus.