As Christianity and Judaism are large, influential religions, the women of the Bible are also among the most important women in history. The mother of Christ is arguably the most important woman ...

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Although later pushed to the side, women in early Christian communities ... Paul gives a speech in which he recasts the part of the bible that we call the beatitudes. That's the "blessed are ...

Later texts support these early portraits of women, both in exemplifying their prominence and confirming their leadership roles (Acts 17:4, 12). Certainly the most prominent among these in the ...

Their names became synonymous with Bible John - the man believed to have been responsible for all three killings. Journalist Audrey Gillan reassesses the case to find out who these women were and ...

People do crazy things for love. In the ancient world, Jacob worked for Laban seven years to marry his daughter Rachel—and ...

File your She Bible next to the biographies of these women who changed the world. Sold for more than $14 million at Sotheby’s in 2013, the Bay Psalm Book is one of the most expensive books in th ...

With Esther as a touchstone, these Christian women, of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, are casting themselves as key ...

Mike Rama, Jonas Cortes -- among 100 or so government officials the Ombudsman has dismissed across the country and running in ...

Netflix Woman of the Hour focuses on Rodney Alcala, a horrifying serial killer who took chilling pictures of his victims ...

2 Timothy 3:16-17 The Bible has many different uses for Christians. It can be seen as a guidebook for life where Christians can turn to for advice, guidance and reassurance. Christianity teaches ...

‘One hundred years from my day,” Voltaire is supposed to have remarked, “there will not be a Bible on earth except one that is looked upon by an antiquarian curiosity-seeker.” Things haven ...