Stuart Wachowicz

The phrase “Judeo-Christian” is predominantly used in reference to the idea that the dominant values of Western nations originated in Christian and Jewish thought and beliefs. It has shaped most of the institutions and cultures of the western world. This has occurred despite the fact that many of those who believe they are following Judeo-Christian values actually reject its very founding principles.

Nearly 70 years ago Dr. Hilda Neatby sounded a warning about what she saw as a developing movement to change schools from places of learning, and the transmission of knowledge, to centres where students would become easily engineered to accept new ways of shaping society, free of the restraints imposed by Biblical morality.

Some want to know the future for the personal advantage it can provide, others seek it out of fear. The world today is full of anxiety. But few stories in history or literature garner as much interest as works that lay claim to predicting the future. The four horsemen of Revelation, also known as the four horsemen of the apocalypse, are one of the greatest subjects of speculation in scripture. Who are these four horsemen?