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A Dutch citizen is facing multiple criminal charges in Malawi. Now, he is pursuing an unlikely legal defence — as a protector of gay rights
Although digital worship cannot replace human fellowship, it can certainly help one avoid the self-righteous
Orthodox Judaism’s rituals can provide divine connection, even in a Highveld thunderstorm
The Bible warns about false prophets, yet charismatic pastors such as TB Joshua are amassing fortunes from exploiting the poor and desperate.
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An ancient piece of papyrus that contains a mention of Jesus’s wife is not a forgery, according to Columbia, Harvard and MIT scientific analysis.
The Jacob Zuma Foundation has donated R500 000 to a project that will translate the Greek and Hebrew Bible to isiZulu.
Balancing the God of justice and of love depicted in the Old and New Testaments.
Critics have been stunned by the success of a History Channel drama appealing to millions of churchgoers.
A History Channel miniseries has caused controversy after viewers saw physical similarities between the actor playing Satan and the US president.
The Dark Knight Rises actor is set to take the lead in Scott’s forthcoming biblical epic, though there is competition to get the story to the screen.
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/ 15 February 2011
Who said this? "We are a Christian culture, we come from a Christian culture, and not to know the King James Bible is to be, in some way barbarian.
In the beginning was the word. And then came 140 words — or, more precisely, 140 characters.
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/ 11 January 2008
The word of God, like language, is constantly evolving. Shaun de Waal looks at recent books about the human and the divine.