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Peace in Korea?

03rd May 2018
Mark Sandor


Last Friday, North and South Korea announced a peace summit to end their 65-year conflict. While no battles have been fought in decades, an actual peace treaty to end the Korean War has never been signed. North Korea has been a rogue state since the 1950s and has recently worked defiantly to develop nuclear weapons and the rocket power to deliver them. A successful peace treaty could stabilize a region that has lived in the shadow of nuclear exchange for years.

Black Holes: Leviathans of the Cosmic Deep

2018 May-June
Wallace G. Smith


The Apostle Paul wrote to his audiences in the first century describing their destiny to inherit “all things”—the universe—pointing out that, at this time, we do not yet see the fullness of that inheritance brought under man’s control (Hebrews 2:8).

The NHS: Unfit for Service?

2018 May-June
John Meakin


Britain’s much-loved and esteemed National Health Service is at the breaking point. A completely different outlook is needed.

Religion: Canada’s Four- Letter Word

2018 May-June
Michael Heykoop


What does it reveal about our society when “religion” has become a “dirty word,” even among the religious?

Stephen Hawking and the Universe

2018 May-June
Richard F. Ames


The famous astrophysicist Stephen Hawking died on March 14, 2018 at age 76. His contributions to science and cosmology have pioneered significant developments in understanding our universe. And yet he had a yearning to learn even more about the universe and to “search for a complete unified theory” (A Brief History of Time, 1988, p. 13).

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