Fasting in the Catholic Faith. The Review of Religions is pleased to publish a series of interviews about fasting with authentic voices from different faiths.
Christianity
Could Jesus (as) have survived his ordeal on the cross? Medical evidence says it's possible that he did.
The Rozabal Tomb in Srinagar Kashmir is thought to be the final resting place of Jesus (as). Many researchers and historians are now trying to prove this to be...
A growing body of evidence suggests that Jesus (as) travelled East in search of the lost tribes of Israel. Genealogical traces of these tribes have been found...
The series of events from the crucifixion prove that Jesus (as) did not rise from the dead, but in fact survived the grasp of death.
©Shutterstock Syed Amer Safir, UK The world’s more than 2 billion Christians will soon be commemorating Easter. For over 2000 years Jesus of Nazareth (as) and...
An interview with Ruben Enaje, a devotional volunteer for non-fatal crucifixion, who participates in re-enactments of the crucifixion of Jesus (as).
A look into the Places of Worship, The Church of the Nativity in the town of Bethlehem, Palestine and its significance.
Jesus being born of the Holy Spirit in no way proves his divinity. The term only means that his birth was miraculous — a clear manifestation of the wondrous...
A brief introduction into the historical context of the term 'son of God', a title of divinity used by Christians for Jesus (as).
Did Jesus actually exist or is his entire being a myth? A recent survey showed that 15% of Brits believe Jesus to be a ‘fictional character’.
An exploration of whether Christmas remains a Christian celebration, or instead, an opportunity for corporations to increase public spending.
The world’s Muslims anxiously await the return of Jesus Christ (as) in the latter days. Yet Ahmadi Muslims know that he has already returned.
God referred to Jesus (as) His ‘son’ in the New Testament as a term of endearment. Jesus (as) was thus a figurative son of God, not literal. He was a prophet...
A look into the Shorud of Turin Exibition at Jalsa Salana as well as other events accross the country,