Revelation

Living Out The Sacred Word

Homayra Ziad | Posted 04.13.2012

Homayra Ziad

I may pull the Quran down from the topmost shelf, and sit in silent recitation, but if the Quran cannot be read in the movement of my limbs, the angle of my chin, the way I walk, sit and hold someone's hand, it is as if it had never been written at all.

The New Testament's Most Controversial Book: An Interview With Elaine Pagels On 'Revelations'

Posted 03.27.2012

Combining visions, religion and politics in an apocalyptic drama, the Book of Revelation still captures our imagination 2,000 years after it was writt...

The Consequences of Spiritual Transformation

Steve McSwain | Posted 08.02.2011

Steve McSwain

My views about God, my feelings about myself and others, and my views regarding the universe shifted, or better, morphed into something infinitely more meaningful than I could have ever imagined.

Do Mass Animal Deaths Signal The Apocalypse? (VIDEO)

Rev. James Martin, S.J. | Posted 05.25.2011

Rev. James Martin, S.J.

Father James Martin, S.J., discusses some possible explanations for mass animal deaths as well as what the bible says about the end times.

Who Were The Three Wise Men Of Christmas?

Brent Landau | Posted 05.25.2011

Brent Landau

Of all the characters who appear in the Gospel accounts of Jesus' birth, the "Three Wise Men" are by far the most fascinating. Who were these mysterious foreigners? Where did they come from? What was their star? And were there even three of them?

God's Emotions: Does God Get Angry?

Valerie Tarico | Posted 05.25.2011

Valerie Tarico

You might think that if someone is powerful enough, say ... omnipotent, then anger would be unnecessary. And yet it makes a lot of sense that we humans would expect God to get angry.

End Times: Prophecies, Hallucinations, or History?

Valerie Tarico | Posted 05.25.2011

Valerie Tarico

Revelation was written from the perspective of faith for the purpose of giving faith. It was written in the early days of the Jesus movement to a persecuted minority that feared worse persecution.