The Trial of 'Jesus the Palestinian' Jonathan Feldstein | Dec 19, 2021 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

The trial and crucifixion of Jesus gave birth to a major religion (and thus could be seen both as cause of the faith of billions as well as all the wars and political battles fought in its name).

Dateline seeks out some of the world's most respected scholars -- believers and non-believers -- to find out what they think happened almost 2,000 years ago. We're not exploring the mysteries of ...

The following is taken from the last part of Chapter 7, on Jesus' trial, which deals with the condemnation of Jesus by the temple authorities, and Pilate's acquiescence in the mob's demand for his ...

Every few years, it seems, an archaeological find of major biblical significance is announced, almost always to do with either Jesus or King David. This week, it’s Jesus, and it’s a big one ...

Osler draws on his professional experience (employing plenty of interesting anecdotes) and on the Gospel accounts to highlight the procedural parallels between the arrest, trial and execution of Jesus ...

The Roman trial . It is said that justice given by Roman law was famous, and thus it was expected that the governor, Pontius Pilate, was to give Jesus a fair trial.

'Miracles and Wonder: The Historical Mystery of Jesus' by Elaine Pagels. T he compelling latest book from the best-selling religious scholar Elaine Pagels is "a kind of culminating work," said ...

The Last Days of Jesus (8 p.m., UNC-TV) – A docudrama recounting the final week of Jesus’ life, showing the Roman politics that ultimately nailed Jesus to the cross.