But it’s been excavated to the time of Jesus. Skeptics have, for many years, asserted that Nazareth didn’t exist at all in his time. Their judgments are premature and erroneous, as usual.

We posed this and other questions to Tom Wright, whom Time magazine called "one of ... why should we even bother with the historicity of Jesus of Nazareth? If we believe as traditional ...

Challenge today is to extricate the historical, fully human Mary from theological baggage heaped upon her over centuries ...

From time to ... from Nazareth are far more striking than any superficial similarities. Professor Brownlee (op. cit., pp. 143–51) lists ten such differences: 1. “Unlike Jesus, the Teacher ...

the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. Other charismatic Jewish teachers or miracle workers were active in Judea around the same time, approximately 2,000 years ago. What set Jesus apart ...

"At the same time, they are returning to a literal reading ... particularly the one attributing the extraordinary personality of Jesus of Nazareth to the irregularity of his birth.

Jesus grew up in Nazareth, a village in the Galilee ... what we might call the peasants of the society. And the first time he goes to the big cities of course is when he gets to Jerusalem ...

His name is Jesus of Nazareth. “The Book of Longings” is ... In order to be a Jewish man, [at that time] you had to take a wife. That is the essential argument that many historians make ...

After Jesus was born, he moved back to his family's hometown of Nazareth. Although the Bible teaches that Jesus was God's son, his parents on Earth were known as Mary and Joseph. NORA: Two dads?