From lions to ants, there are many animals in the Bible that teach us lessons. Using biblical wisdom, let's explore the ...

Nowadays, the very phrase “biblical archeology” is regarded by some scholars as an oxymoron. For an archeologist to sink a shovel-blade in the soil of the Holy Land with the specific goal of ...

After being raised in a fundamentalist evangelical community in southern Idaho, Marty Solomon found his faith at a crossroads as a young, naïve pastor in his mid-20s. So Mr. Solomon, who was in ...

My comments on Wednesday with respect to historical reality and “deception” in the Bible drove me back to some good friends: books on interpretation of the Bible. What I found disturbing in the ...

Truth is getting a lot of attention these days. With this column, I want to write about truth from a biblical perspective. Webster’s dictionary defines truth as the true or actual state of a matter, ...

Q: I do not believe that by eating the apple Eve committed the original sin! I interpret this, in the history of man, as the first act of disobedience of a child against a parent’s directive. I ...

At a time when individual perspectives and social justice are emphasized in society, one faith leader is stressing the importance not of each person's own truth — but of the truth. Jeff Myers, PhD, of ...

An Episcopalian assesses Bischop Picke’s views. Now that the Episcopal House of Bishops, meeting in Glacier National Park last month, has cleared the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California, ...

Daniel Darling’s new book, The Dignity Revolution is a powerful and convicting read. It confronts some of our nation’s most hotly-debated topics while encouraging the refocus of an individual’s ...