Rather than intending to show precisely what Jesus might have looked like, the project sought to demonstrate what an average Judean person in the first century of the Common Era might have looked like ...

and clouds -- is normal and based on physical causes. People who claim to see "Jesus in toast" may no longer be mocked in the future thanks to a new study by researchers at the University of ...

Forty percent of people in England do not believe Jesus was a real person ... English Christians are more likely than the average English adult to work in education, or professional jobs, but ...

According to a new study published in the journal Cortex, that’s “perfectly normal” because of ... The CBC reports that Lee also said people who see Jesus or the Virgin Mary in food or ...

People who claim to see "Jesus in toast" may no longer be mocked ... shrouds, and clouds—is normal and based on physical causes. "Most people think you have to be mentally abnormal to see ...

accept that he was an excellent teacher and a caring person. But otherwise, they see him as a perfectly normal human being. The Bible doesn’t give us many details of Jesus’ childhood and ...

It still makes me wonder, though. Are there people who really think that the person of Jesus is a myth? Maybe you have a vague sense that even non-Christian historians believe that there was such ...

There’s widespread agreement around Christmas as a historical event, but people are confused about the Trinity, per a recent survey. Christmas is a celebration of a real event, according to most ...

“Jesus never visited any poor person in his house; check your Bible,” Ibiyeomie stated. Onokpasa’s criticism extended beyond the president to the broader APC strategy, condemning the party's ...

Forty percent of people in England do not believe Jesus was a real person ... English Christians are more likely than the average English adult to work in education, or professional jobs, but ...

Jesus in toast. The Virgin Mary in a grilled ... The findings suggest that expectations matter. When people expect to see a face, these expectations may activate a brain region responsible for ...