For years scholars have puzzled over a curious detail mentioned in the Gospel of John concerning Jewish burial practices in
In December 2004, a famous atheist and academic startled the scholarly world when he made the announcement that he had
In a surprising discovery, Israeli archaeologists, checking a site before the Jerusalem municipality started installing a sewage pipe, stumbled upon
Health officials in New York City have issued warnings about two new strains of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) affecting homosexual
God's second discourse: does Job think he can do a better job of being God?, Behemoth and Leviathan
Identity crises are not limited to individuals. Nations may also suffer from identity crises that portend catastrophic consequences.
Returns on the watershed Iraqi election differed. Well over half of all eligible Iraqis voted, which of itself is astounding
God's first discourse continued: he rules and tends the animal world, first discourse concludes: will Job correct God, Job's first
How bad is anti-semitism in Europe? Back in 2002 Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer wrote that "in Europe, it is
We don't often think of Fiji, Tonga, the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and other small Pacific island nations as
Three years before 9/11, columnist and author Peggy Noonan wrote of "nuts with nukes"—dictators and terrorists to whom the normal
We're hearing less and less of the United Nations since the Iraq war, perhaps primarily due to the routing of
According to BBC News, "Germany's unemployment rose above the psychologically important level of five million last month."
Ten EU member countries will be holding referenda to ratify the new European constitution. All others will ratify it in
Elihu's fourth speech: further defense of God and proclamation of the Creator's vast power and wisdom
