Bible Literacy Pop Quiz, Vesak, Protecting Pope

Sunday, May 6, 2012 Bible Literacy Pop Quiz Recent polls indicate that biblical literacy is at an all-time low –- even among Bible believing evangelicals. Whether you're religious, non-religious, or anti-religious, it's time for Americans to gird their loins and get to know the Bible. Here's a fun little pop quiz to get you started. How many of these Bible basics do you already know? New Guards Swear To Give Up Lives To Protect Pope Muslim Convert Who Sued AT&T For Discrimination Wins Huge Award PHOTOS: Celebrating The Buddha's Birthday Around The World Philadelphia Archbishop Removes Five Priests Accused Of Sexual Abuse Kathleen Turner Talks Faith In New Film "The Perfect Family" BLOG POSTS Fahad Faruqui: Guantanamo: Using Religion as a Tool for Torture Speaking to former Guantanamo detainee 727 was like talking to a prisoner of Azkaban, that terrible prison guarded by soul-sucking Dementors from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. Joe Loizzo, M.D., Ph.D.: Faces, Voices and the Brain-Heart Brake: The Divine Science of Tibet Breakthroughs in the neuroscience of empathy, emotions and our conscious control of the breath have radically changed our view of our nature, helping explain the stubborn power of spiritual imagery, prayers and ritual. Rachel G. Hackenberg: Retelling the American 'Kingdom of God' Story in Parables The American Church is called to speak through the power of stories -- mirrored in bold and creative action -- to transform our sociopolitical context for the greater inclusion of all people in the American Dream. Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld: The Mezuzah Needs Federal Protection All too often Jewish residents are intimidated into not putting up a mezuzah even though it is their right. Mark Harril Saunders: Blind Justice in China Americans may have been surprised to read in news stories this week about the role of a Christian organization in the escape from house arrest of Chen Guangcheng, the blind human rights lawyer in China.

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