Approximately 3,800 artifacts were stolen from Iraq. This unauthorized import into the United States from Iraq was made possible by false labels like identifying historical pieces as “tile...
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National Geographic's December cover article is criticized for its bias. The December 2017 issue of . The topic titled The Real Jesus: What Archaeology Reveals about His Life, written by Kristin Romey,...
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Peter Manseau is the first religion curator of the Smithsonian Institution since the 1890s. Religion and museums have always had a rough relationship. In the 1930s the USSR established “anti-religion”...
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Feds investigate Bible artifacts that may have been stolen from Iraq and acquired by Hobby Lobby owners. The owners of Hobby Lobby, who plan to open the Museum of the Bible in 2017, are under investigation...
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Exhibit on religion in Egypt accurately displays how many religions all have the same roots. Many men and women have walked in the lands of Egypt through time, be it Muslims, Christians or Jews....
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Archaeologists think they have finally discovered the lost city of Sodom in Jordan. A team of U.S. archaeologists from the Trinity Southwest University headed by Professor Steven Collins have discovered...
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10 Jun 2015
Alison Lesley
The earthquakes in April and May were devastating not only for the people of Nepal. Several of the country's heritage sites were destroyed or damaged. Work is now underway to assess the losses and salvage...
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ISIS has stolen ancient religious artifacts and converted churches into torture chambers in their ongoing war. ISIS has, in the past, taken to terrorizing religious groups that don’t agree with their...
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Interfaith and Understanding by Hilary Canto
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You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
