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1 Corinthians 3:12-15 (RSV) Now if any one builds on the foundation with gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, straw -- each man's work will become Baptist apologist James White argues that "the Day" in 1 Corinthians 3:13 refers to the Day of the Lord (the Last Judgment). I argue that it's the particular judgment.

Hélène Delprat’s “MONSTER SOUP” is a collision of hyper-saturated imagery.

Michelangelo’s monumental Epifania is a supreme example of his draughtsmanship and, at more than two metres high, it is also one of the largest Renaissance works on paper. Now the 1550s depiction of the Virgin Mary, Christ Child and St John the Baptist will be seen for the first time at the British Museum in a repaired and revived state after undergoing conservation so painstaking that it lasted six years.

Last week, while the skirted Evzones hammered at Mussolini’s Albanian Army, the greatest Greek since antiquity did his belated bit for Greece. For a great…

Indigenous Americans’ relationships with and knowledge of animals have influenced how Europeans have thought about animals since 1492. Indigenous Americans’ relationships with and knowledge of animals have influenced how Europeans have thought about animals since 1492.

Inspired by Rip Van Winkle, Ben Marra reflects on the beauty of nature and how we tend to neglect it.

We need only to gaze upon the Pietà, the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica to see that he inherently understood the mission of salvation.

Reflection Date: February 19, 2024 Humans are destined to become humane!

Oscar Nemon’s statue of Sigmund Freud at the Tavistock Clinic glares out with such a contemptuous look of superior knowledge that Freud’s housekeeper told him it made him look too angry. ‘But I am angry,’ replied Freud. ‘I am angry with humanity.’ Meanwhile, the cover image of Adam Phillips’s new book on psychoanalysis is a

You might think of "street art" as a modern issue, but you'd be wrong. A look at the fascinating medieval graffiti in Istria.