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Scripture Guide to 'The Passion'

A Bible scholar's scene-by-scene reference guide to what's Biblical and what's not

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Exploring a 'Crackpot Theory'

Former Christian Brian Flemming has made 'The God Who Wasn't There,' a documentary arguing that the story of Jesus is a myth.

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Out of the Ashes, Wildflowers

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Spring Break With Reality; Judas Tells All

Kathy Shaidle blogs about religion, culture, and politics for Beliefnet.

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Battling the Armies of Realism

The director of 'Millions' and 'Trainspotting' on cynicism, generosity, and the power of imagination

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Loose Canon Archive: June 2005

Charlotte Hays's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics.

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Pope Benedict XVI: Beliefnet Readers React

'I am overjoyed,' says one member. 'I have a lot of fear about this papacy,' says another. Our readers debate the new pope.

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Swami Uptown Archive: March 2005

Jesse Kornbluth's daily weblog on religion, spirituality, and politics.

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Charlotte Hays Loose Canon

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God and a Galaxy Far, Far Away

The new 'Star Wars' movie leaves Anakin Skywalker on the dark side, but for the boys and me it's a theological teaching moment.

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