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Rob Reiner repeatedly and publicly spoke about his Jewish background, cultural identity and upbringing — noting a Yiddish-speaking household, a bar mitzvah and Jewish values that informed his humor an...
Jonathan Cahn is a Messianic Jewish pastor, best‑selling author and leader of the Beth Israel Worship Center whose 2011 breakout book The Harbinger and follow‑ups like The Mystery of the Shemitah brou...
Pope Leo XIV’s public, official statements about the sacrament of confession in 2025 consistently emphasized mercy, encounter with Christ, and ensuring access to the sacrament for pilgrims and young p...
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church’s official materials and Ethiopian Christian cultural sources affirm that Jesus was crucified and that the Cross is central to salvation—Ethiopian liturgy, feast...
The claim that "Jewish people killed Jesus" is historically oversimplified: Roman authorities carried out the crucifixion, while some Jewish leaders of the period are portrayed in the Gospels as havin...
Bethlehem is a historic town in the West Bank long identified with the Nativity and widely regarded as the traditional birthplace of Jesus; UNESCO and numerous guides locate the Church of the Nativity...
A variety of news outlets and advocacy groups have recorded Candace Owens using explicit phrases about Jewish people, Israel and antisemitism including defenses of Kanye West’s antisemitic tweets, ass...
Christian and scholarly sources do not agree that "all of God's angels are men." Most theological treatments say angels are spirit beings without human sex and that masculine language in scripture oft...
Three Roman-era non‑Christian writers commonly cited as mentioning Jesus are Tacitus, Suetonius and Pliny the Younger; Tacitus (Annals, c. 116) says “Christus” suffered under Pontius Pilate and that C...
The claim that Jesus rose from the dead is a contested historical and theological assertion: advocates argue a cluster of , while critics maintain the sources are late, biased, and incapable of provin...
Most historians and New Testament scholars conclude that who lived in first‑century Judea, though they disagree sharply about the details of his life and the theological claims made about him; this co...
Scholars, religious leaders and institutions disagree: many sources say Muslims and Christians address the same transcendent one God of Abraham, while others insist the two faiths conceive of God so d...
Adolf Hitler’s writings in Mein Kampf present statements about Christianity: he sometimes praises Christianity’s social role and calls himself a defender of Christian values while simultaneously attac...
Rob Reiner, who spoke repeatedly about his Jewish upbringing and cultural practices—being bar mitzvahed, receiving Yiddish instruction from family tutors, and observing “home shuling” customs around l...
Mother Teresa described suffering as both a spiritual gift when united with Christ’s passion and as a social evil when it takes the form of loneliness, unwantedness, or being unloved; she called suffe...
The core biblical claims about a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem center on Ezekiel’s detailed temple vision (Ezekiel 40–48) and New Testament warnings that a standing temple will feature in end-times even...
The Bible presents Jesus as a Jewish man born into a Jewish family and living under Jewish law, with Gospel genealogies linking him to Abraham and David; this anchors his in primary scriptural texts ....
Roman-era writers who mention Jesus by name include Tacitus (who calls him Christus and records his execution under Pontius Pilate) and the Jewish-Roman historian Josephus (who refers to Jesus in Anti...
Non‑Christian writers Tacitus and Josephus provide independent ancient attestations that align with the Gospels on three core points: a historical figure called Jesus/Christ existed, he was executed u...
The phrase most commonly traces to a misunderstanding of the Christian monogram IHS/IHC — abbreviations of the first three Greek letters of Jesus — which English speakers, especially in America, read ...