It all started in the dusty storeroom of the Egyptian Sinai desert, the type of environment where dust particles float in the ...

Among the manuscripts was an Arabic translation of the Gospel of Mark, missing one small but very important thing: the phrase ...

So I have four things in mind: First, the Gospels come from witnesses either directly or indirectly but not far removed. So, Luke was not a witness, but I believe he talked to witnesses.

JESUS BEFORE THE GOSPELS: HOW THE EARLIEST CHRISTIANS REMEMBERED, CHANGED, AND INVENTED THEIR STORIES OF THE SAVIOR By Bart D. Ehrman Published by HarperOne, 336 pages, $27.99 ...

The Lindisfarne Gospels contain the gospels of Saints Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, concerning the life of Jesus. The book was produced for ceremonial use, as a representation of the splendour of ...

More intuitively, the Gnostic gospels were written later than the four in the Bible, so you'd think them a less reliable source of information on Jesus. Over the centuries the Church settled which ...

Why the 'Lost Gospels' Lost Out: Gadfly scholars and DaVinci Code conspiracy theories question the legitimacy of the New Testament. Too bad they haven't done their homework.

The Gospels, like all other written works, impose on their readers the burden of their incompleteness. However partial we may be to the doctrine of the true account or “realism,” we must concede at ...

Find today’s readings here. “When Jesus heard this, he was amazed.” (Mt 8:10) The author of Luke’s Gospel clearly had a thing for amazement. Thaumazo, the Greek word roughly meaning being ...