Fall 2003

Knowing the difference between good and evil is one of the most important pieces of understanding we can have.

When the issue of racial desegregation came to a head in the United States in 1963, two men helped the nation navigate the moral crossroads.

The Wright brothers harnessed the laws of aerodynamics in the first sustained powered flight. Their story illustrates a more compelling challenge.

Vision speaks with Farrol Kahn, founder and director of the Aviation Medicine Institute, about health issues related to flying.

Solving puzzles often requires a change in perspective and thinking. The greatest puzzle facing humanity today is a case in point.

Jesus taught that people need a genuine change of heart to solve their problems. Only then will they recognize those things that are truly important in life.

With their faith on shaky ground, many nominal Christians and Jews are looking to archaeology to dig them out of their doubts.

A new war is on in the Middle East and at the center of the fray is the Bible’s credibility as an accurate history of the region.

David H. Olson, president of Life Innovations, talks to Vision about the subject of marriage and discusses some of the challenges facing couples today.

One of the great women archaeologists of the 20^th century, Kathleen Kenyon will be greatly remembered for her substantial contributions to the field.