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The brutal shedding of Jewish blood on Oct. 7, followed by Israel’s relentless military assault on Gaza, has brought a fraught question to the fore in a moment of surging bigotry and domestic political gamesmanship: Is anti-Zionism by definition antisemitism? The question has deeply divided congressional Democrats when Republican leaders, seeking to drive a wedge between American Jews and the political party that three-quarters of them call their own, put it to a vote in the House.

The terms "Holocaust" and "genocide" were first used in the context of Jewish murder- and are being wielded as a weapon of antisemitism.

The Gospel for the What Now? This post continues the topic from my last, i.e. the Gospel of Mark, and more particularly the bits of it read on most

Originating in the early Christian period, Gregorian chant resonates not merely for its historical significance but as a living echo of a profound spiritual legacy.

Through its influence on the birth of both Christianity and Islam, the Hebrew Bible has changed history (for better and for worse).

A pilgrimage is a spiritual journey that connects individuals to their faith and cultural heritage. Across various religions, sacred sites hold special

The Rhine Gold of the Nibelungen, the Amber Room or the Treasure of the Knights Templar: Many famous troves have never resurfaced. Their whereabouts remain a mystery to this day.

Discover the perfect time to send "Happy Hanukkah" wishes with our comprehensive guide to Hanukkah greetings. Elevate your lifestyle with thoughtful holiday messages.

Samuel Adams, an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church, unpacks Ben Carson’s comparison of former President Donald Trump to King David.

New Finds Show That the Rock-cut Shelters, Once Linked to the Bar Kochba Revolt, Originated Earlier as a Jewish Strategy to Resist All Foreign Encroachment.