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Unification council of Orthodox Church in Ukraine, 2018.
The Religious Roots of the War in Ukraine
Ita Ford, Dorothy Kazel, Jean Donovan, and Maura Clarke
The Murdered Churchwomen in El Salvador
Copernicus
Copernicus, Galileo, and the Catholic Church
Judas kissing Jesus
The Gospel of Judas: The Rediscovery of the Earliest Gnostic Gospel
Cover of War is All Hell: The Nature of Evil and the Civil War by Edward J. Blum and John Matsui.
Forces of Good and Evil
Cover of Living I Was Your Plague: Martin Luther's World and Legacy by Lyndal Roper.
The Legacy of Luther
15th century painting of Christine de Pisan, QUeen Isabeau, and 7 other women
Medieval Women's Rights: Setting the Stage for Today
Emancipation Memorial Statue
Emancipation by What Means?
Ita Ford and Dorothy Kazel, two of the murdered women of El Salvador
The Murdered Churchwomen in El Salvador
Malawi
A Postcard from Livingstonia, Malawi
A depiction of the burning of Louisa Mabree, a French midwife and convicted witch, in a cage filled with black cats
The Rise of Freethinkers
French troops under Charles VIII entering Florence, 1494.
The Blood Behind the Beauty
Detail from the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.
Common Good and Common Evil in American Religion
A manuscript image of Pope Innocent IV excommunicating Emperor Frederick II at the Council of Lyon.
Medieval Public Relations Battles
Graffiti reading "Ireland a Nation, Irish and Free"
The Provisional Irish Republican Army
Palais de Beaulieu
The Theological Third Way in Latin America
portion of a movie poster for the movie Mary Queen of Scots, directed by Josie Rourke
At the Movies: Mary Queen of Scots
Graffiti in Lisbon, Portugal.
The Catholic Church and Sexual Abuse, Then and Now
Stenciled graffiti of a priest pursuing two children
Secrecy and Celibacy: The Catholic Church and Sexual Abuse
This postcard depicts a recreation of the Arbella, the ship that carried John Winthrop and his fellow Puritans to present-day Massachusetts.
From Forgotten Phrase to American Myth
The Thirty Years War (1618-1648) was one of the bloodiest in history: 8 million people lost their lives in Europe's deadliest religious conflict.
Secularism, Past and Future
Billy Graham in Amsterdam in 1954.
Protestant Preaching after the Age of Graham
Woodcut print depicting the Second Defenestration of Prague in 1618
Out the Window: Religion, Politics, and a Defenestration in Prague
Queen Elizabeth I in Parliament
The Pandora’s Box of Religious Pluralism in the English Reformation