The newly translated “Gospel of Judas” is the latest pseudo-Christian text to generate interest and grab the public’s attention.

Bullying is not limited to physical violence. Victims are usually reluctant to tell school officials or even their own parents.

Are border walls the best way to ensure safety from outside forces?

Recent interviews by David Hulme emphasize the disturbing truth that humanity has no sure protection against the rise of totalitarianism.

Propaganda is about manipulation. But over the past century, the concept itself has been manipulated. Do you still recognize it when you see it?

William B. Hurlbut, a member of the President’s Council on Bioethics, discusses his proposed alternative to using embryonic stem cells in stem cell research.

The power of the Internet translates to the power of the people, and many of those people spend a part of each day in what has become a virtual courtroom. Is an everyman mob running amok on social media?

Increasing numbers of DNA-based patents are being applied for on a daily basis. Vision examines some of the implications of the battle over who owns life.

Vision continues its series on the life of Jesus Christ and the lessons it contains for society today.

Despite recent positive changes in some of the world’s enormous fisheries, problems of overfishing and habitat destruction remain very real threats to marine resources.

In a globalized world, an international lingua franca is arguably inevitable. What are the implications of English being today’s “world language”?

Fifty years after one of the shortest wars in history, the world feels its far-reaching effects more than ever.

Terrorism is nothing new. Yet a meaningful definition remains elusive, understanding the issues is a challenge, and a lasting solution seems more than we can hope for. Are there answers?

The apostle Paul travels to the city of the goddess Artemis to live and teach for three years before making his way to Jerusalem one last time.

It’s an ages-old conundrum: If God is both good and all-powerful, why does He allow pain and suffering in the world? 

Some who study trends that threaten human survival say we’re past the point of no return. Still, there’s reason for hope.

Where was Jesus crucified and buried? Most would say the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or the Garden Tomb, but first-century evidence says neither.

What are we to do when we undergo suffering, and how are we to understand God’s role?

Marriage is as old as humanity itself. But how relevant is it today?

The 20^th century was one of stark contrasts. Its technology brought vast improvements but also devastating wars and genocide. Why such a dichotomy?