Early Christianity

Archaeological Discoveries Non-Canonical Texts Christianity in Arabia Christian Architecture St. Augustine Missionary Work Textual Transmission

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last mo.

Aramaic Inscription at Zerzevan Names Jesus and Mithras and Marks Temple Closure

A recent paleographic reading suggests Christians sealed or re‑sanctified a subterranean Mithraic sanctuary in the third–fourth century, offering direct evidence of a local religious transition.

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3mo ago

1,800-Year-Old Amulet Reveals Earliest Evidence of Christianity North of the Alps

Early Christianity

Aramaic Inscription at Zerzevan Names Jesus and Mithras and Marks Temple Closure

Scholars Reconstruct 42 ‘Lost’ Pages From a 6th-Century New Testament Codex

Rare 'Good Shepherd' Fresco Unearthed in 3rd-Century Tomb Near Iznik

Abu Dhabi Excavation Reveals 1,400-Year-Old Cross at Gulf Monastery

1,800-Year-Old Amulet Reveals Earliest Evidence of Christianity North of the Alps