As promised last week, this week’s column concerns the great morons of the Bible. This is a subjective evaluation on the part of your professor, but there do seem to be some characters in this ...

Today, given that evildoers are sometimes equally instructive as good folks, the professor begins a series of articles on the great villains of the Bible. This week: Judas Iscariot. Of all the port… ...

Once more, the Bible tells us little of Bathsheba's reaction. "The wife of Uriah" mourns for an appropriate period of time, then becomes David's wife. She may even have felt relieved.

Lesser-known among the three great archangels, Raphael’s mission from God “is not obvious to the casual reader” of the Bible, Aquilina said. Yet his story, depicted in the Book of Tobit, is ...

The Bible's New Testament is spoken aloud, by memory, ... ‘The Great Recital’ Bible's New Testament recital is performed by seven Americans in Dallas, Texas — completely from memory.

One particular exhibit is a larger-than-life portrait of Shakespeare and his notable works whose characters, scenes, and narratives have direct references to the Bible.