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Christology, derived from “Christ,” referring to Jesus, and “-ology,” meaning “the study of,” is the study of Christ, both Jesus as a person and the works of Christ. Christology is far-reaching. As one might...

Based on solid biblical reasoning, we can conclude that the canon will remain closed, so there is no need for additional books. Pseudepigrapha comes from the Greek word pseudo meaning false, and epigraphein, meaning to inscribe or write falsely.

How do we know whether Mary and Joseph stayed at an inn when they reached Bethlehem?

Thomas Merton provided a thought-provoking but inspiring example of thinking deeply about the Christian life, and how to relate across denominations and even across different religions.

Christianity celebrations have a long tradition of greetings, messages, poems, and hymns for Easter. From paschal greetings to favorite Easter poems and hymns, here are some of the classic Easter messages you can use today.

Most cultures have some form of fasting, but Christianity gives it a particular purpose. So, what is the point of Christian fasting?

Discover the purpose of this phrase and its biblical sources as we examine the proper meaning of "begotten, not made."

What’s crucial is to read the text carefully. Wars and rumors of wars should not alarm God’s people. The end is still to come. Such portents do not herald the end!

Discover the essence of Christian dogma, from the Trinity to the Incarnation. Explore examples, meaning, and the impact of these unshakeable core beliefs in the Christian faith.

To be clear, the Bible never says that the Lord God is Mother God. The Bible declares that the Lord is like the universally admired maternal instincts. The Lord uses similitudes to help us understand His “instinctive” loving, nurturing, and...

Maybe you call him St. Nicholas, but have you wondered whether he's a real saint?

Does following the second commandment just mean not to worship statues, or is there more to it?

When is Orthodox Easter in 2022 and why is it a different date for Orthodox Christians?

After sparking controversy in the temple on Holy Tuesday, Jesus took his disciples to the Mount of Olives and spoke about the end of the age. What details do this Olivet Discourse give us about the end?

The prophet Daniel fighting a dragon? Praying in the fiery furnace? If you've read the deuterocanonical books of the Bible, you may know these stories. But are they divinely inspired Scripture?

Depending on which denomination you grew up in, the prayers of the saints may seem fascinating or weird. Here's what you need to know about this practice.

You may not have known that one of the most popular holidays of the year is named after a Christian martyr. So what exactly do we know about Saint Valentine?

Although Uriel is not mentioned by name in the Bible, nor can one ascertain that He is the angel behind the events mentioned in the Apocrypha, this literature still proves to be an interesting read.

In the Bible, a concubine was a woman acquired by a man as a secondary wife. Her purpose was to provide a male heir in the case of a barren wife, to provide more children in general to enhance the family’s workforce and wealth, and to satisfy the...

Namaste is a Sanskrit phrase combining two phrases to mean “I bow to you” or “The divine in me bows to the divine in you.” It is a common Hindu/Indian greeting. Not only is it a salutation but it is used as a sign of reverence and respect....