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<p> A new study says the Shroud of Turin <a href="http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2018/july/new-study-casts-doubt-on-the-shroud-of-turin-heres-why" target="_blank">may not have been</a> the burial cloth of Jesus Christ.</p>

“Hey, don’t judge.” We hear those words a lot. But it takes real commitment to say them while staring at 130 thousand murder victims.

Dr. Scott Stripling and his team are uncovering what he claims are biblical artifacts in Israel’s City of Shiloh.

Researchers have found mosaics in Israel, including one that appears to depict the two scouts Moses sent to explore Canaan.

Officials at an Anglican church in New Zealand were shocked to discover they had been housing a 400-year-old Bible in a cabinet – and they still don’t know how it got there.

Archaeologists in Israel say they’ve uncovered the entrance gate to Zer, a biblical city from the Old Testament they say was later known as Bethsaida in the New Testament.

Work has begun on a new library to house the biggest collection of religious works in the world, outside the Vatican.

The mass shooting on June 28 in Annapolis, Maryland, has renewed familiar concerns about America’s gun culture and gun policies.

A woman climbed the base of the Statue of Liberty yesterday to protest the separation of migrant families.

As Americans pause on July 4 to celebrate the anniversary of their independence, the world’s oldest democracy should take stock of its ongoing debates over religious freedom. A cornerstone of the Bill of Rights, the First Amendment’s guarantee against coercion in matters of belief and conscience is an American birthright and a gift to everyone.