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Authorities are investigating a secret storage facility in Greece linked to art dealer George Tsangarakis due to concerns over the legality of over 500 paintings and an 18th-century Bible showcased in a controversial video.

The article discusses Tõnu Õnnepalu's new work, 'Tööpäev,' which is being compared to Anton Hansen Tammsaare's classic work, 'Truth and Justice I.'

The Office for Students in the UK is facing legal action for allegedly failing to investigate public funding provided to theological colleges that may compromise academic freedom.

Gina Gustavsson discusses the role of religion, particularly Christian beliefs, in shaping US policy towards Iran amidst the MAGA movement.

Chicago Public Schools has agreed to allow students from Moody Bible Institute to participate in its student-teaching program following a settlement in a religious discrimination lawsuit.

The 2025 Language Act competition's grand prize is shared between a school initiative dedicated to the Estonian language in Ida-Viru County and a dictionary of the older Estonian Bible translation.

The Language Act of the Year award in Estonia for 2025 has been awarded to the language education program at the Ida-Viru Vocational Education Center and a dictionary of Bible translations, with the public vote won by a Võro language podcast.

Daniel Vorcaro, currently incarcerated and only allowed access to a Bible, has requested that his lawyers bring him additional books to read during his confinement.

A new monograph titled 'Ernst Gliks and the Latvian Bible' highlights the contributions of Latvia's first Bible translator and educational reformer.

A debate in Brasília has emerged over the 6x1 work schedule, bolstered by conservative evangelical arguments that liken this labor model to a divine mandate as described in the Bible.

A young man was physically attacked during a feminist 'Night March' event in Zagreb while speaking about Jesus and quoting the Bible, with police present but not intervening.

There is a notable increase in the number of adults choosing to enter the Catholic Church in France ahead of Easter, with preliminary data suggesting nearly 20,000 individuals may be baptized this year.

This article commemorates the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's influential work "The Wealth of Nations," discussing its relevance in today’s economic discussions.

The recently unsealed Jeffrey Epstein files reveal that Donald Trump's name appears more frequently than 'God' in the Bible, amid ongoing investigations into Epstein's criminal activities.

The Sunday Night March, involving feminist and radical left groups, experienced incidents, notably the attempted attack on a young man quoting the Bible.

Bible sales in the UK have surged to a 30-year high as readers look for solace and escapism through scripture amidst softer economic conditions.

Israel and the United States commenced a significant military attack against Iran on February 28, 2026, named 'Operation Roaring Lion' by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Bavarian State Library is showcasing a rare 15th-century Gutenberg Bible, offering an extraordinary glimpse into a treasured manuscript that is usually kept under strict archival conditions.

The article discusses Israel's framing of its military actions against Iran through biblical narratives, reflecting a religious and historical context that serves its geopolitical ambitions.

The article discusses the personal reflections of Nisse, who realizes he has visited several significant biblical sites while his wife prepares for a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

An exhibition featuring 44 works by Picasso highlights the religious influences in his art, showcasing the connection between his Catholic upbringing and his personal artistic expression.

Psychoanalyst Massimo Recalcati explores the intersection of biblical stories and Freudian teachings, highlighting themes of rebellion, madness, and brotherhood.

A study by the British Bible Society indicates a significant increase in church attendance among young adults in Britain, despite conflicting official statistics.

Minnie Driver discusses her experience playing Sarah in the upcoming Fox miniseries 'The Faithful: Women of the Bible', highlighting the challenges and personal growth involved in taking on the role.

The article discusses the biblical passage where Jesus is transfigured and God instructs the disciples to listen to Him.

A Brazilian Carnival parade segment sparked controversy by questioning the Biblical basis of the traditional family model.

The new edition of the Ferrara Bible highlights the efforts of persecuted Jews in 16th-century Italy to preserve their faith amidst challenges.

A round table discussion on Croatian biblical translations was held in Croatia featuring various speakers and the introduction of a new comprehensive Catholic Bible translation.

A new comedy series, 'The Promised Land,' offers a modern twist on the biblical story of Moses, presenting him as a relatable character in a mockumentary style similar to 'The Office.'

The article discusses the historical significance of the publication of the Bible printed by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century.

The US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has sparked controversy by suggesting Israel has a right to most of the Middle East, claiming it is in the Bible.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that Israel has the right to seize lands promised in the Bible, during an interview with right-wing media figure Tucker Carlson.

Isaac Newton's lesser-known prediction about the end of the world in 2060, stemming from his biblical studies, has garnered renewed public interest.

The article discusses the implications of CBS's decision to halt Stephen Colbert's interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico amid concerns from the FCC regarding political impartiality.

Tim Allen reflects on his transformative 13-month journey through the Bible and expresses his desire to start the journey anew.

The article reflects on spiritual freedom, drawing lessons from biblical teachings and the journey of the Israelites to the Promised Land.

The article explores the significance of Carnival in relation to the biblical context, particularly its connection to Lent and Easter celebrations in Christianity.

A man was arrested after allegedly throwing beef jerky and shouting Bible verses at a school in Edson, Alberta, before leading police on a pursuit.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear faces backlash for using biblical references to justify his veto of a bill banning gender transition medical treatments for minors.

Hillsdale College has initiated the 'Learn Like Charlie' campaign to encourage Americans to enroll in online courses focusing on the Bible and American history, similar to those taken by the late Charlie Kirk.

The samba school Boêmios do Laguinho will present a parade themed 'Sodom and Gomorrah - from Sin to Redemption', inspired by biblical teachings for the 2026 Carnival in Brazil.

The son of Nicolás Maduro discusses his father's prison life following his recent capture during a U.S. military incursion in Venezuela.

Former Head of State Gen. Yakubu Gowon emphasized the need for intellectual and spiritual engagement to address Nigeria's complex challenges during a speech at the 60th anniversary of the Bible Society of Nigeria.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized New York City's sanctuary status as a religious obligation to welcome immigrants, drawing on texts from the Quran, Bible, and Bhagavad Gita during an interfaith breakfast.

The Justice of Paraíba declared the use of the Bible and invocation of God at the opening of ordinary sessions of the state Assembly unconstitutional, affecting a religious ritual previously part of official parliamentary meetings.

Pedro Arthur Turra Basso, a 19-year-old pilot arrested for a violent incident in the Federal District, has begun serving time in the Papuda prison after being moved from solitary confinement.

Pilot Pedro Arthur Turra Basso, 19, expressed deep sadness and concern for those affected during his first interview in custody, as stated by his defense team.

The president of the Paraíba Legislative Assembly announced plans to appeal a court decision that deemed the religious invocation and Bible usage in legislative sessions unconstitutional.

The Special Body of the Court of Justice of Paraíba declared unconstitutional a provision in the Internal Regulations of the Legislative Assembly of Paraíba that called for religious invocation at the start of regular sessions.

House Speaker Mike Johnson defended border security by referencing biblical scripture during a press conference, in response to remarks by Pope Leo regarding migration.