Heretics oftentimes cherry-pick the Bible, omitting what is inconvenient and connecting what is not related to advance an ...

They were the “Middle Platonists” — people like Plutarch (a younger contemporary of St Paul who was a philosopher, biographer, essayist and pagan priest in Delphi).

The titles "Old" and "New Testament" were used by St. Paul (2 Corinthians, 2:14). The term "testament," as applied to the two parts of the Bible, means: a covenant, agreement, pact. In the ...

These writers say what New Testament scholars have known for some time: that Paul wrote only seven of the Epistles ascribed to him in the New Testament.

St. Onesiphorus—An Obscure, Yet Worthy New Testament Saint Tradition tells that Onesiphorus was brutally martyred under the tyrannical reign of Emperor Domitian.

The Apostle Paul was "a conflict-ridden polemicist" who became "the future of an ancient movement of unlettered, agrarian, Semitic-speaking, indigenous Palestinians," writes New Testament scholar ...

Given that history, it's no shock that the Twin Cities punches above its weight when it comes to record stores. While a lot of beloved spots have closed over the years, it's a testament to the ...

Paul's thought largely influenced Christian doctrine by means of 13 or 14 letters, the Pauline epistles, included in the New Testament.

The woman Paul entrusted with such an important task is mentioned in only two verses of the New Testament, but with that one reference, Paul leaves a treasure of insight into the early Christian ...