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Five hundred years ago, a Renaissance writer gave a prescription for effective government. What lessons—for better and for worse—can we learn?
Are you achieving your brain's full potential? Are you making the most of the mind-power God has given you?
When Steve Jobs died in 2011 at age 56, he was the famous CEO of Apple Inc., one of the world’s most successful technology companies. Widely regarded as the visionary behind landmark Apple products such as the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone and iPad,...
Margaret Thatcher, the first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Britain, became a worldwide phenomenon—a symbol of national revival and restored values. Perhaps only Winston Churchill—Britain’s World War II leader against Nazi tyranny—bears...
Warm greetings to all our Tomorrow’s World subscribers! Our Editor in Chief, Dr. Roderick C. Meredith, asked me to write this “Personal” message, while he works on other writing projects and prepares for some upcoming travel. Despite...
Many Bible prophecies describe specific signs that will arise on the world scene as we approach the end of the age—the period of time just before Jesus Christ returns to this earth to establish the Kingdom of God. Jesus told His disciples to...
Many people remember math as a subject they hated in high school. Maybe they found it difficult or dull. Maybe they just thought it was not relevant to their lives. Mathematicians, however, often find math not only beautiful, but also profoundly...
Do you know where to find Jesus Christ in the Old Testament?
I truly enjoy your magazines, booklets, television program and Web site. My husband and I are in our 70s, and we know the seventh-day Sabbath is the true day of worship,...
Many are asking, "Is the new Pope really the successor of the Apostle Peter?" Will he be the last? What do history and Scripture tell us?