The Bible could become law in West Virginia, but what would that mean?
A new amendment would enshrine the Old and New Testaments in state law. But would that mean banning cheeseburgers, legalizing polygamy and enforcing biblical dress codes?
A new amendment would enshrine the Old and New Testaments in state law. But would that mean banning cheeseburgers, legalizing polygamy and enforcing biblical dress codes?
Amazon Prime's new series 'The House of David' draws out the palace intrigue of ancient Israel
A humpback whale briefly scooped a kayaker in Chile into its mouth
For last week's portion, the blog matches the story of Jacob's daughter Dina with a poem about her by the poet Itsik Manger.
Like Abraham, the biblical patriarch, the president was torn between faith (in the system) and family
The Bluebonnet program that the Texas Board of Education approved is wrong on so many levels
An old Supreme Court case differentiates the fine line between teaching religion and teaching about it
The Texas Board of Education plans to vote on Bluebonnet Learning this week
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