Spring 2002

Those who can set a Christlike example of humility, and yet tell the unvarnished truth in a gentle and kind way, are the leaders to follow. 

Karl Marx may have influenced modern history more than any other intellectual, but what influenced his theories? 

Does the Bible say anything about class struggle as the definer of human life? No, it does not. But there are certainly biblically based methods of dealing with it.

Just when South Africa thought its future looked bright, a new and ominous crisis emerged.

Once infected with HIV, an individual is infected for life. What is HIV/AIDS? What causes it, and how is it acquired?

Nkosi Johnson’s name almost always comes up when talking about HIV/AIDS in South Africa. Vision interviewed his foster mother, Gail Johnson, after his death.

At Vision we believe more is needed to win the war against HIV/AIDS. The Bible contains instruction that, if followed, would prevent this unnecessary catastrophe.

Can the battle against AIDS in South Africa be won? Vision interviews Clem Sunter who serves on the board of governors of the South African Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS.

Part Two of Vision’s look at the failings of evolutionary theory.

David Hulme spoke with military historian Sir John Keegan soon after 9/11. Vision revisits their discussion on the changing face of war.

Historical human tragedies such as the sinking of the Titanic teach valuable lessons about the tendency to feel we are invulnerable.

The premise of the popular sci-fi movie The Matrix surprisingly reflects a fundamental biblical theme.

Jesus taught that true religion demands a deep commitment to spiritual values rather than to ritual customs.

With a lifetime spanning more than a century, from Queen Victoria’s reign to the present, Britain’s Queen Mother has become a unique national treasure.

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl is second only to the Bible in nonfiction sales. Her dedication to her life goal resulted in its realization, though not in the way she had hoped.

It’s often claimed that the early followers of Christ were the first communists. Where does this idea originate?