by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
A feature article in USA Today stated: "With President Obama presiding over an historic session, the UN Security Council unanimously approved a U.S. sponsored resolution ... committing all nations to work for a nuclear weapons-free world....
by John Ross Schroeder, Scott Ashley
For decades many nations have spent billions of dollars on bigger and better guns, tanks and military aircraft in a constantly escalating arms race.
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
The year 1948 saw the birth of the modern state of Israel, transforming a significant portion of the Jewish people from a scattered nation (a diaspora or dispersion) into a nation-state with real sovereignty.
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
Over a very short time Western intervention in Syria seemed to be coming at a fast pace.
by Good News
Some British politicians and Anglican Church bishops aggressively take the position that without an official UN seal of approval, any Anglo-American war with Iraq would be immoral.
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
Nearly 20 years ago, noted historian and journalist Paul Johnson asked: "What has happened to the British?
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
Ethan Bronner, reporting in Jerusalem for the International Herald Tribune, raises an important question in regard to U.S.-Israeli relations: "Iran seems to be hurtling toward nuclear weapons capacity, Hezbollah could win Sunday's election...
by Darris McNeely
There are times when headlines and articles leap right out of the Bible. This week saw such a headline.
Christ's Reign on Earth: What It Will Be Like
by United Church of God
Human history is, at its core, the story of wars.
by Mike Bennett
Sixty-five years ago a B-29 bomber dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima. When the last crew member and the survivors are gone, will we remember the horrors of that weapon—or is humanity fated to face a full-scale nuclear Armageddon?...
by Howard Davis
My interview with the charismatic Ghanaian Marian Aggrey of the United Nations' Public Information Department last month in New York was an eye opener.
by Larry Walker
Violence and war result in widespread suffering, often resulting in deaths and injuries of civilians and other innocent victims. However, other alternatives often perpetuate the same problems when a violent, evil leader is allowed to...
by Larry Walker
While many believe global terrorism has been dealt a serious blow with the death of Osama bin Laden, extremism is still extant on many levels. Encouragingly, the Bible shows that terrorism and even war itself will one day be eliminated.
by John Ross Schroeder
While politicians and pundits debate what to do about the matter, Iran continues its pursuit of nuclear weapons, threatening Israel and the world. How does the Bible guide us in understanding Middle Eastern events and gaining a proper...
by Rodney Hall
The United States and Russia have agreed to reduce their deployed strategic nuclear warheads by nearly a third. Efforts are underway to rein in the spread of nuclear materials, but the threat of nuclear weapons is still growing.
by Mario Seiglie
Will humanity ever find a way to settle its differences without resorting to the violence of war?
by Larry Walker
Why is the world awash in suffering? How did the world come to be in such sad shape? Most important, what will bring about the end of pain?
