H.G. Wells is remembered primarily for his science-fiction works, but he also coined a phrase that for a century has been linked with World War I. As the world marks the centennial of that war’s fateful beginning, we ask: Can a war end all war?

April 26 marks the 25^th anniversary of the worst nuclear disaster in history—a good time to reevaluate our responsibility regarding energy sources.

One Israeli and one Palestinian are showing how human experience can be transcended—to the benefit of not only themselves but their world.

An Italian food critic’s joke has spawned a serious worldwide movement opposing fast food.

Augustine adopted Platonic ideas to explain Christian theology. But what was at the heart of Plato’s thinking?

The geography of Palestine and Israel provides a useful analogy for the ultimate solution to the world’s water problems.

A new genre of television programming is reminiscent of an ancient manifestation of human nature’s dark side.

Some say that media violence isn’t a major cause of aggression in children, but can constant bombardment with violent images be helping them develop optimally?

You've probably heard that the Western world’s biggest holiday is steeped in paganism. But have you asked yourself whether it matters?

Thanks to the MAD doctrine, the Cold War left its mark on two regions of the former Soviet Union.

There is more to the angelic realm than meets the eye.

Can the dark side of human nature be overcome before the full power of the Information Age is unleashed?

Martin Luther had a profound impact on traditional Christianity. Though he sought only to reform his church, he wound up rejecting it and establishing a new one.

The following disturbing extracts are from a treatise titled The Jews and Their Lies, written by Martin Luther toward the end of his life.

Can the life of a humble teacher of botany who lived at a much simpler time offer insight for a world caught up in the fast-paced information age?

Vision looks at former Israeli prime minister Shimon Peres, whose progressive ideas may well change the face of the Middle East.

Jules Verne excited his readers with tales of adventures made possible by technology. But A recent discovery offers insight into his personal views.