Our continuing study of Genesis highlights various episodes in the patriarch Abraham’s life following God’s promise to make a great nation of his descendants.

What Paul and Barnabas taught Jews and gentiles as they traveled through Cyprus and Asia Minor is the subject of considerable debate and misunderstanding.

Let’s put away the airbrush and take a closer look at this person we call the “self”—and why we think it needs an airbrush in the first place.

What is “the gospel”? Most probably think of it as a message emanating from the New Testament, but in fact it goes back much farther.

Using recalled personal history to examine the crucial place that Jerusalem has occupied in the identity and ideology core of fourteen key Palestinian and Jewish/Israeli leaders in the Arab-Zionist impasse, David Hulme explores the roles of identity and ideology in preventing or promoting a resolution between Israel and the Palestinians.

The book of Psalms is intended to be an accompaniment to daily life, with all its ups and downs, its tests and trials.

In the first article in a series examining the foundations of modern Western thought, Vision looks at a theory that removed God from His role as Creator.

We’ve all seen headlines about the dangers inherent in social media. Is it time to delete all your accounts?

A startling archaeological find in Israel last summer is fueling debate about the historicity of the Bible.

The chief engineer for NASA’s robotic Mars Exploration Program talks about what it would take to put people on the Red Planet. Will Mars be humanity’s lifeboat?

During the Christmas season, people hear the account of Mary’s role as the mother of Jesus, but little of what is popularly believed about Mary is from the Bible.

Solomon’s name is attached to three books of the Bible. In this installment, we focus on the Song of Songs and the book of Proverbs.

New Testament scholar Craig A. Evans and Vision’s David Hulme discuss some of the evidence for Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection.

Two sources of error play a profound role in our judgments and decisions.

Both Stephen Hawking and Martin Rees have expressed optimism about the role of science and technology in resolving humanity’s overarching questions and problems. Vision reviews their recent books.

As a veritable cascade of material wealth floods much of the globe, many wonder why they do not feel any happier or more content with life.

As Israel marks 70 years of statehood, we asked political scientist and peace negotiator Menachem Klein about his nation’s fulfilled expectations, its missed opportunities, and the road to peace.

Whether we’re conscious of it or not, we all live within our own cultural bubble—a bubble that can determine what we see, how we think and how we act.

Are data and statistics useful for assessing truth, or are they little more than weapons in a war between clashing worldviews?

Are saturated fats as harmful as we have been led to believe? Saturated fat, it seems, deserves another chance.