The Gospel of Thomas is the non-canonical Christian doctrine discovered near Nag Hammadi, Egypt, more than half a decade ago. Scholars speculate that the works, which date to 340AD, were buried in ...

Each year, our church celebrates this feast as a declaration that with Jesus’ birth we once again acknowledge the viable ...

This discussion has aired some really interesting differences of opinion. As Larry has a delightfully direct way of expressing disagreements, most of my remarks will be directed to him. I think we all ...

COMMENTARY: The first witnesses to the messianic birth are not the great and the good but the lowly shepherds.

Known as the Gospel of Thomas, the ancient manuscript contains 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, but instead of the traditional image of a religious leader performing miracles and preaching to the ...

Jesus: a household name for most of the Western World. We know who he is, what he stands for, and we think we know his origins. But do we really know it? Or is our knowledge more a product of myth and ...

Putting Jesus back in the gospel. The what-is-the-gospel discussion continues. The latest contribution to the conversation comes from the prolific New Testament professor Scot McKnight in his new book ...