Jesus’ lifestyle was not mine. He was homeless (Matthew 8:20); I have a nice home. I worked for a living; he was unemployed, and must have begged for a living, depended on the hospitality of ...

Upside down religion fills the parables Jesus told. In Luke chapter 16 a rich man lives in luxury while poor Lazarus begs for scraps. In the next scene, the rich man is in Hades and Lazarus lies ...

A keffiyeh-wrapped baby Jesus sparks a global conversation about faith, politics, and justice, revealing deep tensions and potent symbolism in Advent traditions.

he proposes that in Roman eyes Jesus was a dangerous political rebel who was executed by Pilate on the charge of sedition. An ordained Anglican priest and a professor of comparative religion at ...