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Frank Morrison (1881–1950) was an English journalist and skeptic who set out to disprove the resurrection of Jesus Christ. His investigation, aimed at debunking the event, led to his conversion to ...

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Daniel Goldman reviews the confirmation hearing for Jeremy Carl and his views about Jews, arguing that he is building an intellectual framework increasingly used by a current within American ...

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“We are saddened by Hampshire College’s announcement,” Susan Bronson, president of the Yiddish Book Center, said in a ...

A new Gallup survey adds muscle to those anecdotal reports. The poll finds a sharp rise in the share of men under 30 who say ...

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(RNS) — Seeing handwritten works on law, theology, astronomy and other subjects challenges the narrative that enslaved ...