Known for 'Duck Dynasty,' Phil Robertson's life was marked by faith, family, and a pioneering spirit in hunting.

“When we think of Jesus ... 1970. A year later it was on Broadway, followed by a London opening and a 1973 film version. When working on a show like “Jesus Christ Superstar” about iconic ...

Would Jesus snatch people off the street and throw them into ... while promising tax cuts for corporations and the wealthiest Americans. In the 1970s and 1980s, the late televangelists Jerry ...

During the 1970s heyday of "Jesus People," about 250 young people lived in the New Life Center's various properties. Some were engaged in full-time street evangelism, while others recovered from ...

Several people -- including ... Webber and Tim Rice released in 1970. The following year, a rock opera of the same name was introduced. The adaptations follow Jesus' last days, including the ...

but maybe you agree with what these people experienced ... "Colorado City, Arizona — Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints stronghold. Lots of inbreeding." ...

A DJ called Kool Herc was throwing neighborhood parties where he noticed young people would go ... Overture (Jesus Christ Superstar). All through the 1970s, breaking spread throughout the New ...

In the 1970s, a preacher named Hal Lindsey became ... tank-topped sort of gritty guy who was incredibly popular among the Jesus people. VENTRE: This is Molly Worthen. She's a professor at the ...

Christian Gnostics believed that the way to salvation was through secret knowledge delivered by Jesus to his inner circle. This knowledge, they believed, revealed how people could escape the ...

By the early 1970s a quite surprising movement, tagged as the Jesus People, had spread throughout the country. At the outset practically all the Jesus People were young acid heads, i.e., LSD users ...

The report reveals the extensive and systemic nature of the abuse that occurred over several decades, dating back to the 1970s ... done by the Jesus Army over decades to people across ...

Long before Gwen and Rod White founded Circle of Hope in Philadelphia, they were California evangelicals who established a Jesus-centered commune in the 1970s ... the Jesus People, or “Jesus ...