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Religion: Is It Dead?

  • by Robert H Berendt
Influential thinkers like Karl Marx and Richard Dawkins teach that God is a man-made delusion believed in only by fools. But is that really the case?

Standing Fast

  • by United Church of God
Are we wearing our armor?

Christianity: Burden or Blessing to Mankind?

  • by Noel Hornor
Christianity has been under increasing assault from those who believe it to be a source of oppression, ignorance, prejudice and superstition. But the facts show that Christianity has had the most beneficial influence on humanity of any religion or philosophy in history!

Right or Wrong Who Decides

  • by Frank Dunkle
Is there no end in sight to the contradictions and confusions in legal definitions of morality? No, not as long as lawmakers ignore the true basis for morals.

Lessons From Ukraine

  • by Vertical Thought
From my two-week stay in Ukraine I learned some simple but valuable lessons of life.

Answers To the Burning Questions

  • by Darris McNeely
Nearly half of adults are moving from one faith to another, from one denomination to another in search of something they find missing from religion.

Restoration: Broken Cisterns

  • by Darris McNeely
Nearly half of adults are moving from one faith to another, from one denomination to another in search of something they find missing from religion.

In Brief... Changing Face of Religion in America

  • 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).

World News and Trends- The Middle East : Facing a bleak future?

  • by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
Geography, historical events, world and regional politics, centuries of ethnic and religious strife, a critical natural resource and the dark side of human nature have all conspired to turn the Middle East into the cauldron of conflicts it is today.

Death of a Titan: John Paul II's Impact on Europe and the World

  • by John Ross Schroeder
John Paul II lived in momentous times. He saw Eastern Europe freed from the shackles of communism and the European Union coming together to form a potential new superpower to eventually challenge the United States. He would personally impact these benchmark events.