Bible Prophecy in the News
Israel has spent nearly three years trying to explain October 7 to the world. It released videos. It brought journalists to view footage of the massacre. Survivors told their stories. Continue Reading
For most of the internet’s history, opening a website required little more than an internet connection. You could read, search, post, debate and browse without first proving to a government-backed Continue Reading
New research has revealed the stunning extent to which transgender-identifying males have taken over women’s sporting events, finding that almost 2,300 first-place medals have been taken by males. Women’s sports Continue Reading
For decades, one of the most intriguing archaeological mysteries in the biblical world has been sitting in the mountains of eastern Turkey. From the air, it looks remarkably like the Continue Reading
For years, the nightmare scenario surrounding artificial intelligence and warfare has looked something like science fiction: autonomous weapons making their own decisions, computers selecting targets, machines eventually removing human beings Continue Reading
For several days, world leaders have walked to the same podium in New York and spoken about war, security, artificial intelligence, climate, international law and the future. But listen carefully Continue Reading
For decades, American churches wrestled with a familiar problem: Where are the men? Women filled the pews, volunteered in ministries, brought the children and often carried much of the spiritual Continue Reading
The Inclusive Bible: When ‘Son Of God’ Becomes Too Offensive For Church A new member walks to the front of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church near Austin, Texas. Waiting for him Continue Reading
Artificial intelligence may become the most powerful information technology humanity has ever created. It will increasingly determine what people read, what children learn, how governments operate and, perhaps most importantly, Continue Reading
Most People aren’t thinking about sulfuric acid, phosphate fertilizer, Saudi oil pipelines or water levels on major shipping routes when they walk through the grocery store. But perhaps they should Continue Reading