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God, the Bible, and Human Suffering: Leading Bible Scholars Face off at Beliefnet.com

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The Pagans of 'Rome'

The HBO series, entering its second season, explores the Romans' oft-ignored devotion to their many different gods.

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Who Was William Wilberforce?

Inspired by his faith, Wilberforce, subject of the movie 'Amazing Grace,' waged a decades-long battle to end slavery in Britain.

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Pope Stared Down Communism in Homeland -- and Won

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