Mapping the World of Our Mind–Part Two
The study of human nature has been—for much of human history—left to the scientist, the philosopher and to the cleric. Each has tried to discern who we are, what we are, and why we are, and yet not one of them has given us a means to explain the reason for our existence and the purpose of life. Some years ago it was not uncommon ...
The Six-Day War: Lesson for a Bi-Globalized World
What prompted Israel to take military action against the Arab States at the beginning of the Six-Day War? Did the ...
The Elusiveness of Knowledge–Part One
Does it make any sense that knowledge is so easily gained and lost and that not everyone comes to have ...
Russia’s Road to the Middle East
Will Russia someday become the leading superpower of Eurasia? Would this leadership reshape the balance of power in Eurasia and ...
Governance, Education and the Way to Peace in Gaza
Why the continuing problems in the Middle East? Is there a way to bring peace to the region and solve ...
Before Abraham was–I am? (Part One)
Did the Jews and Jesus both agree on who and what is God? Was Jesus really the God of the ...
The Day-for-a-Year Principle: Is it Biblical? (Part One)
Is there a day-for-a-year principle that can be applied to prophetic interpretation? Is it possible to selectively choose when and ...
From Adam to Adam: An Incredible Human Potential (Part One)
It makes us think—really—about how many people claim to believe in a creator God and claim to be a Christian—a ...
Revisiting the Seventy-Weeks Prophecy–Part One
What can we know about the seventy-weeks prophecy? Does it represent a 490-year period of time pointing to the birth ...