Jerold Aust

Threats of nuclear and conventional strikes on one's territory and its allies can be every bit as important as economies going awry in Europe, if not much more so.

When news breaks today of a crisis condition in some part of the world, it often turns out that a number of nations are affected.

In several past issues we have noted a number of times in this feature how Germany has gained more power among the European nations over the past several decades.

The Middle East, the historic battleground of mankind, appears to be a principal site for cyberwarfare—computer hacking for sabotage or espionage.

Is Easter an ancient religious tradition skillfully created to convert the pagans or does it actually come from your Bible? Does it make any difference when Jesus was resurrected as long as we believe that He was?

Most Christians view Easter as the most solemn Christian holiday of the year and believe that Jesus was resurrected on Easter Sunday, at sunrise. But was Jesus resurrected on Easter, and does it matter to God?

Is the pope's letter advocating that a world-ruling power should initiate a social order that conforms—by coercion if necessary—to Catholic morality?

Is Easter really about the Jesus described in the Bible? And what do sunrise services, eggs and bunnies have to do with the Jesus the apostles served?

Have Christians forgotten Christ in Christmas?

Is death the end of your future? You could have a great future ahead of you, even beyond the grave.

Can the mark of the beast deeply affect your faith and lives of your family?

Does the Bible really teach that a coming armageddon will destroy the world as we know it?