For the past decade, Vision has published in print and on the Web a wide range of material on the key issues of our time.

Paul Ehrlich’s dire predictions of the effect of a burgeoning world population never came to pass. Or maybe, he says, they simply haven’t yet.

Economic, financial and industrial downturns are causing international distress; the prescribed cure creates its own set of debilitating consequences.

By retraining the way we think and act, we can positively influence the brain to retrain itself. The vicious cycle of depression can be reversed.

Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depression, causes unusual shifts in a person’s mood, energy and ability to function.

Ruth Nemzoff is a resident scholar at Brandeis University. Vision interviewed her about her recent book covering parent and adult-child communication.

Gina Stepp interviews communication expert Deborah Tannen about some common misperceptions that can get in the way of effective family communication.

The apostle Peter figures prominently in the New Testament, but today he is often portrayed as being theologically at odds with his colleague Paul.

Gaza: What will it take to resolve this seemingly impossible impasse of brothers on the same land?

Biography of the Apache warrior Geronimo: a controversial figure who faced severely troubled times before his death on February 17, 1909.

Skeptics question if building cities, removing forests and increasing the carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere matter in the big picture of life on earth.

Many present-day Russians have managed to discount his horrific impact on history to rehabilitate Stalin—some even suggesting his elevation to sainthood. Why?

The prophet Isaiah wrote of a time when instruments of war would be turned into implements for farming. But today, the opposite occurs far too often.

Vision's Gina Stepp interviews Thomas J. Hoffman, whose research has included a focus on the connection between teen pregnancy and child abuse. 

Gina Stepp interviews Bill Albert of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy about the effect of media on teenage pregnancy.

The interest in finding solutions to problems like teen pregnancy is not about assigning blame.

According to writer and philosopher A. C. Grayling, reading can be better appreciated by taking a historical look at the subject.

Although at times we all wonder, “Why am I here?” and “What is the meaning of my life?” these questions arise from a larger crisis of identity.

For many years we have heard that fats are bad for us. In recent years science has discovered that dietary fats are not all equal, nor are they all bad.

Sixty years after their discovery, the Dead Sea Scrolls still spark controversy and debate. What have they established so far, and how will they be remembered?