Gerald E. Weston

A century has now passed since the conclusion of World War I. Time is erasing our civilization’s memories of the “war to end all wars.” What lessons must we learn?

This article began in beautiful British Columbia, one of my favorite places on this planet we call home. On my recent trip to Canada, I recorded three Canadian-version Tomorrow’s World telecasts, gave a Tomorrow’s World Presentation in Kelowna and also spoke by way of an Internet connection to our congregations in Western Canada. Then I took a few days off with friends at a remote lakeside cabin—where I find myself now, writing this letter to you.

Many claim that science proves evolution is a fact. However, discoveries such as the complex structures within living cells have proven quite the opposite!

The United States and many other Western nations are at a crossroads. Free speech is dying, and if it dies, so will many other things.

The number of people realizing the truth about abortion is growing. Is there hope for those who have already made the mistake of having an abortion?