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  • by Nicholas Bizic
Many in the Western world view religion as passé, old-fashioned and irrelevant to modern life. Ironically, the Bible also tells of a time when there will be a famine of the knowledge of God.
  • by John Ross Schroeder
The intensity and frequency of tragic world and national events should rightly concern all of us. Jesus Christ Himself spoke of "the signs of the times." Certain telltale signs correspond to a crisis-filled close of this age -- called in the Bible "the time of the end." Do you understand the nature of these crucial signs?
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  • by Jerold Aust
Christmas is popular and profitable, but is it really holy and harmless?
  • by John Ross Schroeder
Some parents in the United Kingdom are concerned about creation being taught in religious schools. Misconceptions about what the Bible says compound the issue.
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  • by Jerold Aust
Where did the idea of a "merry Christmas" come from? Did it begin with well-meaning Christians who wished only the best for others, or are its origins considerably older than we might suppose? Does wishing others "Merry Christmas" please God and Jesus Christ? The answers may well surprise you!
  • by John Ross Schroeder
Said a feature article in USA Today, "The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey released today by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, documents new peaks, deepening valleys and fast-running rivers of change in American religion" (Feb. 26, 2008).
  • by David Treybig
With part of Turkey located in Europe and part of it located in Asia, this country has long been the site where civilizations, cultures, and ideas clash. It's where East meets West, where the Christian and Muslim religions collide, and where Turks today are trying to fashion successful lives in a world of competing ideas and philosophies.
  • by Melvin Rhodes
Following the July 7 terror bombings in London, many evoked memories of the blitz in World War II. Regrettably, that's not the only analogy with the Second World War that is appropriate.
  • by Mike Bennett
Sincere people worship God in so many different ways. Does a loving God look at all these paths as equal? If not, what does He have in mind?