The Truth About Miriam The Prophetess In The Bible
If you've been to Sunday school or seen one of the countless movie portrayals, you know the story of Moses, Miriam, and the Egyptian Pharaoh.
Read MoreIf you've been to Sunday school or seen one of the countless movie portrayals, you know the story of Moses, Miriam, and the Egyptian Pharaoh.
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Read MoreMost Christians on most days eat as if the Bible has given them broad leeway in their food choices. But is this actually true?
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Read MoreThe conception of the rapture doesn't appear in the Bible. It arose out of developments in thought during the Great Awakenings of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Read MoreHere's the simple method Heaven's Gate leaders Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles used to convince their followers to stay in the cult.
Read MoreAustralian bushranger and outlaw Ned Kelly's story is all about perception. Was he a dangerous, cop-killing bank robber, or was he the underdog?
Read MoreNumbers are thought to carry a lot of meaning and weight in the Bible, with the number 3 being no exception.
Read MoreFine food, too much wine, and ridiculous games -- some things don't change even over thousands of years. Here's what it was like to party in ancient Greece.
Read MoreSister Gerard Fernandez said she felt "broken people" were her calling. She's walked with 18 condemned people to their deaths and offered them comfort.
Read MoreThe words "God save the queen" are usually said to demonstrate and vocalize British patriotism and support of the British royal family.
Read MoreLeo Tolstoy was one of the greatest writers of all time. His classics "Anna Karenina" and "War and Peace" cemented his reputation as a literary genius.
Read MoreWhat would you say if we discovered a temple -- monolithic, complex, full of multiple chambers, multi-ton stones -- that dates back to at least 9000 BCE?
Read MoreHistory seems to show that Benjamin Franklin was a success in almost every endeavor he entered into — almost.
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Read MoreThe name "Southern Redemption" isn't heard all that often, but the ideas and actions that fall under its umbrella? Those are definitely pretty well known.
Read MoreWithout the Nile River, Ancient Egypt wouldn't have existed. Here's why the Nile was so essential in Ancient Egypt.
Read MoreThere are dozens of Bible translations available to English-speaking Christians. But for some Christians, the "King James Version" is the only way to go.
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Read MoreConvicted murderer John "Babbacombe" Lee, who maintained his innocence, managed to cheat the hangman's noose not once but three times.
Read MoreGesche Gottfried is one of these twisted women whose story has overshadowed but make no mistake, Gottfried was the real deal before Dahmer or Bundy were born.
Read MoreThe Bible contains a wide array of different literary styles throughout its many pages. But does the Good Book contain any jokes?
Read MoreWilliam Franklin was born on February 22, 1730, to an unknown mother and future founding father of the United States of America, Benjamin Franklin.
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