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The destruction of the Second Temple by Roman forces in 70 AD ended the era of animal sacrifices in Judaism.

How does the theology and practice of the original ancient Christian faith of Christ and the apostles conflict with our secular culture and present lifestyles?  Let’s examine one significant aspect of this divergence: fasting.

Two FāVS Evangelical writers respond to a question of free will

I think my Jewish upbringing and identity, and the ideas and values that underlie both, influence my writing considerably.

I imagine that if you surveyed 100 or 1,000 Israelis, you might get a similar response: that Israel is technically secular but often seems nonsecular, and yet a significant portion of its population considers pluralism and separation of religion and state very important.

Without denying that beings have the capacity to do horrific things, Buddhists believe that no being—ordinary or supernatural — is all bad or inherently evil.