A recently uncovered church painting of Judas in England escaped destruction and is extremely rare. A medieval era church painting, conserved by Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, may have escaped...
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The seven tenets of Satan are much more sensible than the Ten Commandments There are many who loathe the Satanic faith and believe that Christianity is the true religion that represents love and goodness....
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The lawsuit against the Ten Commandments monument is supported by the Satanic Temple as it makes equal ground for the Satanists, Christians and other religious groups. After the Oklahoma State Supreme...
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27 Sep 2015
Hayli Harding
Photo via aviyakushner.com Aviya Kushner explains the importance of grammar in the Bible in her book The Grammar of God. Aviya Kushner has obsessed over translating the Bible into English, and the notes...
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08 Sep 2015 Alison Lesley
Third Annual Interfaith Peace Camp is a safe place for kids to make friends and ask anything about other religions. How many children realize that the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths have many...
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After receiving bomb threats, The Satanic Temple was finally able to unveil their statue of Baphomet in Detroit. In literature, Baphomet is often depicted as a man with the head of a goat and sometimes...
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21 Jul 2015 Hayli Harding
In an interview with the New York Times, The Satanic Temple's two founders discuss the religion's origins and recent accomplishments toward reducing Christian privilege in government and schools. The...
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Angry conservatives are crying for the impeachment of the justices who ordered the monument be removed. Installed in 2012, the 6-foot-tall stone monument of the Ten Commandments has been ordered by Oklahoma...
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Atheists host the Re-Think Prize, a contest to come up with their own list of 10 Commandments to live by with Mythbusters' Adam Savage as one of the judges. If you thought the Ten Commandments, the major...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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Religious News From Around the Web July 6, 2020
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
