“Palestine” was never a people. It was a place-name—an external label for the land of Israel, used centuries before Rome and ...

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It's is now the third most popular religion in the US... and it's also attracting record numbers of young male Britons.

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The latest discoveries in the Judean Desert are not just spectacular artifacts, they are hard evidence that Christian ...

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