Trump to Use Two Bibles in Inauguration Ceremony
Donald Trump will use two Bibles—his mother's 1955 graduation gift and the Lincoln Bible—during his January 20 inauguration ceremony in the Capitol rotunda, facing a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, echoing a similar action by President Obama in 2013.
Trump to Use Two Bibles in Inauguration Ceremony
Donald Trump will use two Bibles—his mother's 1955 graduation gift and the Lincoln Bible—during his January 20 inauguration ceremony in the Capitol rotunda, facing a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, echoing a similar action by President Obama in 2013.
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52% Bias Score
New Books Explore the Bible's Enduring Influence
Two new books analyze the Bible, with John Barton's offering a detailed historical account of its creation and Roberto Calasso's providing a literary exploration of its enduring influence on Western culture, highlighting its unique narrative style and impact on contemporary consciousness.
New Books Explore the Bible's Enduring Influence
Two new books analyze the Bible, with John Barton's offering a detailed historical account of its creation and Roberto Calasso's providing a literary exploration of its enduring influence on Western culture, highlighting its unique narrative style and impact on contemporary consciousness.
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20% Bias Score
Chagall's Biblical Illustrations: A Saarbrücken Exhibition
The Saarland Museum in Saarbrücken presents "Marc Chagall. Sacred Scripture," showcasing 120 of Chagall's Old Testament illustrations until April 13, 2025; the exhibition highlights Chagall's unique interpretation of biblical themes, blending personal experiences with religious imagery.
Chagall's Biblical Illustrations: A Saarbrücken Exhibition
The Saarland Museum in Saarbrücken presents "Marc Chagall. Sacred Scripture," showcasing 120 of Chagall's Old Testament illustrations until April 13, 2025; the exhibition highlights Chagall's unique interpretation of biblical themes, blending personal experiences with religious imagery.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Second Inauguration: A Break with Bible Tradition
President Donald Trump, during his second inauguration on Monday, did not place his hand on a Bible while taking the oath of office, differing from his first inauguration and many predecessors; his wife held his personal and the Lincoln Bibles, though this is not legally required.
Trump's Second Inauguration: A Break with Bible Tradition
President Donald Trump, during his second inauguration on Monday, did not place his hand on a Bible while taking the oath of office, differing from his first inauguration and many predecessors; his wife held his personal and the Lincoln Bibles, though this is not legally required.
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36% Bias Score
Gen Z Bible TikTok Account Sparks Debate
A TikTok account, "Gen Z Bible Stories," rewrites biblical verses in Gen Z slang, attracting nearly 400,000 followers since March and inspiring a book, "The Gospel by Gen Z," sparking mixed reactions from religious leaders and scholars.
Gen Z Bible TikTok Account Sparks Debate
A TikTok account, "Gen Z Bible Stories," rewrites biblical verses in Gen Z slang, attracting nearly 400,000 followers since March and inspiring a book, "The Gospel by Gen Z," sparking mixed reactions from religious leaders and scholars.
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40% Bias Score