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Is it the End of the World?

“And said unto him, Run, speak to this young man, saying, Jerusalem shall be inhabited as towns without walls for the multitude of men and cattle therein…” Zechariah 2:4 is a most interesting prophecy, often overlooked, especially by skeptics. The prediction is that one day, many of Jerusalem’s inhabitants would live outside the city walls.…

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The brilliant Charles Krauthammer always writes something compelling. For political analysis, no one is better. I also enjoy his other topics, such as the one a few days ago in which he speculated about the possibility of life on other planets. He asked straight-away: are we alone in the universe? There is a deep human…

As if there isn’t enough scary stuff out there for us each to navigate through, we now have word that The World Health Organization (WHO) is “deeply concerned” about a flu virus (H5N1) that could be more transmissible between humans; this after mutant strains were produced in labs. Researchers in Europe and the U.S. have…

Although I don’t believe a majority of people believe in the biblical view of the “end times,” virtually everyone at some time or another wonders about the “end” of all things. This goes far beyond our individual mortality. As I’ve mentioned before, it has been especially popular the last 10 years or so to mock…

I hear this all the time from people who have always dreamed of “visiting the Holy Land.” Everyone wants to do it, but too many express fears about the issue of safety. You don’t have to be a member of Mensa to know the region can be volatile. I live near a small town in…

Paul interviewed by Iranian TV

It shouldn’t surprise that in the modern era, the traditional birthplace of Jesus, in Bethlehem, has become a tourist trap. Palestinian merchants smile at pilgrims and offer all sorts of trinkets. The first time I visited the Church of the Nativity, I was shocked at its rather plain exterior. The doorway is small, but once…

It is a reflection of the times in which we live, I think, that younger generations know what little history they do from listening to pop culture figures. Comedian Adam Sandler’s “Hanukkah song” is one such example. Actually, the holiday is quite interesting, and highlights a critical time in Jewish history. It is an eight-day…
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