Nat Turner led a historic slave revolt in 1831, inspired by the Bible and divine visions. But was he more than a rebel—possibly a Hebrew Israelite prophet? This article explores the spiritual roots of his uprising and how his legacy reclaims the Bible from colonial lies.

Every second Sunday of May, people around the world honor the women who gave them life. From flowers to greeting cards, brunches to...

Religious debates vary drastically depending on who’s involved. This post explores the critical distinctions between debating Muslim and Christian laypeople versus engaging with scholars, exposing the strategies and subterfuge often employed in the battle for theological dominance.