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On the Nuclear Brink



“The United States, Russia and China are now aggressively pursuing a new generation of smaller, less destructive nuclear weapons. The buildups threaten to revive a Cold War-era arms race and unsettle the balance of destructive force among nations that has kept the nuclear peace for more than a half-century” (New York Times, April 16, 2016). The U.S.

2016 May-June Issue

The Great Unraveling

  • Rod McNair

With the world seemingly coming apart all around us, is there anything you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones?

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Are You Willing To Change?

  • Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

God is eager to fill your life with hope, optimism, blessings and success—but there is a step you need to take for all of this to happen. Will you take it?

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Global Utopia: An Impossible Dream?

  • Richard F. Ames (1936-2024)

For as long as anyone can remember, mankind has sought a perfect world, yet every human attempt at Utopia has failed spectacularly. But there is hope!

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Chasing Two Rabbits?

  • J. Davy Crockett III

Are you trying to run in two directions at once?

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No Boundaries?

  • Jonathan McNair

Have you seen the slogan, "No Boundaries"? "No Boundaries" is a pop-culture catchphrase that has a bold sound and a big problem. Even though it sounds gung-ho, it actually contradicts a Biblical principle...

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General Strike Remembered

  • John Meakin

Suppose for a moment that your employer came to you with the news that you would henceforward be required to work longer hours for a lower wage. Indeed, everyone in your industry would...

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Are We Ready for God's Intervention?

  • Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Daily, we read and see pictures of growing millions of distraught human beings fleeing their homelands in a desperate attempt to reach a place of safety. These people are increasingly arriving in Europe...

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Rise of the "Chosen People"

  • Douglas S. Winnail

Does God really guide the course of history? Few today realize that Moses, the Exodus and the Israelite kings (David and Solomon) were part of one of the most significant turning points in...

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Towering Arrogance?

  • Jonathan Riley

Forty years ago, on June 26, 1976, the CN Tower in Toronto was opened to the public. For 31 years it held the title of the world's tallest free-standing structure in the Guinness Book...

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Einstein, God and Gravitational Waves

  • Wallace G. Smith

On February 11, 2016, a group of very excited scientists announced that after patiently searching for decades they had discovered gravitational waves.

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Questions and Answers

  • Editorial Staff

Only the return of Christ will put planet Earth "Under New Management"!

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Letters to the Editor

  • Editorial Staff

Informative, eye-opening, enlightening and detailed message that outlines Original Christianity and the attempts made in proclaiming the true Christianity. God bless your ministry! I am inspired by your...

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Growing Depression in Children and Young Adults



“Something in modern life is undermining mental health… Specifically… young people’s mental health, especially girls” (Quartz, March 21, 2016).

Russia's Military Buildup and Support of Iran



Responding to the NATO military buildup on its border, “Russia is to beef up its military forces all the way from its western border to the Pacific islands amid ongoing strains with the West, the military said Friday… As part of a response… new units… including two new divisions, will be formed.

Big Plans for Saudi-Egyptian Alliance



Saudi Arabia and Egypt will build a massive bridge over the Red Sea, connecting their two countries. “Saudi Arabia regards Egypt as a crucial partner in efforts to build a bloc of friendly Sunni Muslim states as a bulwark against growing regional influence of Shia-led Iran” (BBC News, April 8, 2016). Saudi King Salmon and Egyptian President Sisi agreed that this historic step could ultimately connect the continents of Asia and Africa.

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