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Climate Realpolitik While activists contribute their tears to the rise in ocean levels, Russia is taking a more pragmatic approach. About 20% of its territory is … Read More
End of the Line For Roe v. Wade?
Starting December 1, the nine justices of the Supreme Court will begin work in earnest on what already looks to be the court’s most closely watched … Read More
Man’s Way or God’s Way?
From the very beginning, man has had a tendency to ignore the instructions of his Creator and try things his own way. Has that worked out? … Read More
Bible Correspondence Course Lesson Ten – Holy Days
Just as it keeps the weekly Sabbath, the Church of God also observes the annual holy days that were ordered by God, kept by the ancient … Read More
Bible Correspondence Course Lesson Nine – Angelic Realm
God has created powerful spirit beings as His aides, agents, and messengers. Since man’s creation, these spirit beings, called angels in the English Bible, function as … Read More
Signs of Tribulation
An excerpt from The Abomination of Desolation by Garner Ted Armstrong Christ warned, “When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel … Read More
While All Eyes Are on Afghanistan, North Korea Just Took a “Deeply Troubling” Step: Report
A new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency said North Korea appears to have restarted a nuclear reactor capable of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons, … Read More
Bible Study: God Is Never Wrong
God’s Laws Are For The Good of Mankind We, of course, do not understand all things done by deity, but one must study God’s word with this … Read More
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An Unorthodox Attack In Greece, a Priest in the Orthodox Church attacked seven Bishops during a disciplinary council. The 37 year old deacon was being investigated … Read More
Europe Braces for Tsunami of Afghan Migrants
The Taliban conquest of Afghanistan is poised to trigger an unprecedented wave of Afghan migration to Europe, which is bracing for the arrival of potentially hundreds … Read More
