They often involve jealousy, depression, disease and deception. Jesus always had compassion on those who realise their need for him but never told them it was okay to continue living the same way.

I was wondering to myself, 'Why is it that Bob said Jesus and not Selassie,'" Mowatt questioned. "Then I met a friend of mine and he said his sister, who is a Christian, was a nurse at the hospital ...

Worshippers in Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre surround the restored Edicule, a shrine that Christian tradition ... to imagine Jesus, a young craftsman living nearby, working at ...

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Jesus' fall beneath the Cross is not just the fall of the man Jesus, exhausted from his scourging. There is a more profound meaning in this fall, as Paul tells us in the Letter to the Philippians ...

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