One of the most common accusations raised in modern Christian-Muslim polemics is the assertion that the Qur’an supposedly “copied” its narratives about Jesus from apocryphal Christian literature. The Qur’an records Jesus (peace upon him) speaking from the cradle (Qur’an 19:29–33) and…
Two Byzantine icons looted after the Turkish invasion in 1974 have been officially handed to the Bishopric of Morphou, completing their return to Cyprus after more than five decades. The icons depict the Evangelists Matthew and Mark and date from the…
The tiny fragment, measuring approximately two by three inches, was discovered among unpublished manuscripts held at the Austrian National Library in Vienna. Researchers Amphilochios Papathomas and Marianna Thoma believe the surviving passage could belong to a Christian work that has…
"Helping Louisiana Baptists Impact the World For Christ" By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor ALEXANDRIA, La. (LBM) – In the last dozen years or so, there has been a slight uptick of attacks on the historical existence of…
In the past year, the algorithm when I search YouTube has introduced me to a new genre of videos. I was intrigued by some of the titles and decided to view one of them. One turned into several dozen more.
On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (11/03/26), Hank comments on Luke 2:1-7 and the historical skepticism expressed by modern scholars like Dr. John Dominic Crossan. The Heart of Christmas by Hank Hanegraaff “Is the Caesar Census a Canonical Corruption?” “Are Matthew and…
Last month, in anticipation of the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, members of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem came together at St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Gibbsboro for a day of prayer,…
Enter CartesianForms: Architecture Reimagined competition to win from a $120,000 prize pool. → Home - Articles - 15 Extraordinary Monasteries Built in Extreme Locations A monastery is a building or complex where a religious community lives, works, and prays under shared vows. The word comes…
MAYSAN, Iraq — The Syriac Catholic Church of Saint Joseph the Betrothed has reopened in Amara, the capital of Iraq’s Maysan Governorate, following the completion of restoration work aimed at preserving one of the governorate’s historic Christian landmarks. Maysan Governor Habib…
כ״ג מרחשון ה׳תשפ״ז | November 2, 2026 A shliach shares how a little-known resource transformed the way he learns and teaches the Rebbe’s sichos, opening up a whole new depth of understanding and revealing insights he had never appreciated before.
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