Most young people are interested in new: new styles, new trends, new music, new technology. In those realms, “old” is rarely if ever “cool.” But what about people? Are any “old people” an...
The world had never seen anything quite like it! On June 6, 1944, after many months of meticulous planning, and during a narrow window of opportune weather, the military campaign to wrest the nations of...
As I have written in the past, I had a fairly “ordinary” upbringing, like many of you who read this magazine. I grew up in southwest Missouri, and for 19 years was a member of a very respectable “mainstream...
Few today realize that the God of the Bible is real, or that He has a plan, and that He actually guides the course of history (Daniel 4:17, 25, 35). Fewer still know that Bible prophecies...
My wife and I were patiently standing shoulder to shoulder on the crowded upper level of the Eiffel Tower, waiting to take a picture of the exhilarating view as the sun slowly dipped into the horizon. I suddenly felt a slight tug at my pocket, and in a flash, my wallet was gone—I had been pickpocketed!
What a heart-shattering end to what was going to be one of the most memorable experiences in our lives. How could this person violate me? The nerve and audacity of this thief!
British archeologist and historian Professor Ian Morris of Stanford University once gave an interview to a German magazine, in which he was asked about the meaning of war. He had recently published a book entitled War! What Is It Good For? in which he proposed that wars have made the world a better place (Der Spiegel, January 6, 2014).