History & Archaeology
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The Irish Orphan Who Chronicled the American Revolution
“I stood by the bed-side of my expiring and much loved father, closed his eyes, and performed the last filial…
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Archaeologists Uncover Rare Early Image of Jesus
The face of Jesus emerging from a sealed Roman-era tomb in northwestern Turkey does not look like the familiar image…
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Lost Pages of Paul’s Letters Discovered
For centuries, pieces of one of Christianity’s oldest surviving manuscripts of Paul’s letters sat hidden in the bindings of other…
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Artifacts Support the Bible, Says Bestselling Book
The Shroud of Turin and other artifacts help corroborate the Bible, New Testament scholar Jeremiah Johnston says. “There are many…
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Anne Bradstreet: Stirring Poems of a Puritan Wife
In 1620, the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. In 1776, the 13 colonies declared their independence from England. This year,…
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Sea of Galilee Discovery Unveils Details of Baptisms
An artifact found recently in the Golan, east of the Sea of Galilee, may shed light on how baptisms were…
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Ben Carson Book Highlights America’s Christian Heritage
As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday this year, many Americans don’t understand the role faith played in the…
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Sheltered During War, the Great Isaiah Scroll May Soon Come Back
Israel’s museums and biblical sites may soon return irreplaceable artifacts, like The Great Isaiah Scroll, and artwork for public display.…
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St. Patrick’s life more fascinating than myth
St. Patrick is famous for driving the snakes out of Ireland and using the shamrock to evangelize the Irish. Although…
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The First Hymn Movie Revives Ancient Christian Song
A new documentary is bringing one of Christianity’s oldest known hymns from the deserts of Egypt to modern church sanctuaries…