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To many today, World War I seems like long-forgotten ancient history. But what was it like for those caught up
History ought to have taught us the horrors of war so strongly that we humans would never go there again.
Is peace just the absence of war? Is it possible to enjoy lasting peace on earth? If so, what constitutes
Nelson Mandela was quoted as saying: "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to
My mother, Josephine McVay McNeely, was born in August 1914, the month World War I began. Like many who grew
An event that began 100 years ago this August might as well be ancient and irrelevant history for most. Yet
Do we have the hunger, patience and great skill required in order to become successful fishers of men?
Readers of the Good News share their thoughts in the July/August 2014 issue.
Look in Matthew 25:41, 46 to see Jesus Christ's view on final judgment for the believers and the unbelievers. Jesus
I'm confused because Jesus stated otherwise when He told the thief dying beside Him on the cross, "Today you will
In May, a New Jersey abortion clinic counselor, Emily Letts, filmed her own abortion and shared it on the Internet
It's not uncommon to hear stories of growing anti-Semitism in Europe or especially the Middle East, but a U.S. middle
Just before the 100th anniversary of World War I, which covered the Balkan Peninsula in violence, the region was covered
Russia's bullying posture toward Ukraine has been the big news out of Europe so far in 2014.
