A rare reproduction of a lost oil painting titled The Siege and Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans Under the Command of Titus, A.D. 70 by David Roberts.

The 20^th century was one of stark contrasts. Its technology brought vast improvements but also devastating wars and genocide. Why such a dichotomy?

The Bible, God’s instruction book for the beings He created, provides a vital perspective on early human history and can help us make sense of the modern world.

Marx believed that the rules of culture and government in general are formulated primarily to suppress the poorer classes and should be forcibly abandoned.

Sigmund Freud’s message is largely responsible for the unwillingness of so many today to see themselves as accountable for their actions and personal problems.

Albert Einstein is perhaps the most famous scientist of the 20^th century, best known for the Special and General Theories of Relativity.

Surprisingly, Charles Darwin may never have intended his idea of natural selection to replace God or religion.

Publisher David Hulme explores what Jesus had to say about the end of the age and when it would come.

Some have given their lives for it while others have tried to burn it to extinction. By any standard this is no ordinary book.

Those who have known the Scriptures have come to rely on them—to trust the Bible. Why?

Like most historical accounts, the story of Jesus Christ comes down to us surrounded with legend and inaccuracy. What does the biblical record reveal?

Modern scholars are reexamining the history of the early Church and are finding that the first followers were much more Judaic than was formerly thought.

Marcion taught an irreconcilable dualism between gospel and law, between Christianity and Judaism.

The ability to focus beyond immediate circumstances is an elusive gift. Both are aspects of good vision. But from where does this vision come?

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

Democratic values and the free market are dominant ideologies today. What are the responsibilities that come with the free choice inherent in these philosophies?

Is it not true that we are faced with an inhuman, selfish and greedy economic system of greater proportions than ever before in history?

Vision reviews books by Michael J. Behe, Michael J. Denton and William Dembski which discuss the challenges posed to Darwin’s theory of evolution.