The Audacity of Hate
Blaming whites for black problems offers little hope for a better tomorrow.
The Papacy Continues to Mesmerize
Pope Benedict’s first U.S. visit inspired a media frenzy reminiscent of John Paul II’s funeral.
The Day of Reckoning Is Here
Prophecies recorded a lifetime ago are now making today’s headlines.
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The day of reckoning is here for the United States and Britain; plus, this just in: Iran is behind the violent unrest in Iraq!
Alien Invasion
With the melting pot cracked, immigrants flooding into America are turning the U.S. into a dangerous mix of divided nationalities.
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Is Israel finished? And why are the British allowing a Falklands memorial to an invading enemy? Plus, who’s leading Europe?
God and Hookups at Harvard
With God having been expelled, anything goes on college campuses.
‘Largest Audience Possible’
In his book Raising the Ruins, now available in bookstores, Trumpet executive editor Stephen Flurry exposes the reality of what happened to the Worldwide Church of God. Here is the 16th chapter.
In ___ We Trust
A pop quiz for American presidents—and presidential candidates
Uncovering Ancient Jerusalem
While politicians draw up plans to divide Israel’s capital city, archaeologists are busily digging up Jerusalem’s celebrated past.
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The Democrats’ new savior and Harvard’s hookup culture; plus, why do America and Britain so often act together?
Britain’s Broken Society
Now, even marriage is being called into question.
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Not all Germans are as ashamed of the Holocaust as Angela Merkel is; plus, is the global warming bubble about to burst?
The Audacity of Hate
Blaming whites for black problems offers little in the way of hope for a better tomorrow.
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Surprise! Saddam really did provide support for international terrorism. Plus, is Obamamania finally coming to an end?
Defending Eilat Mazar—and the Biblical Record
It’s not what she’s uncovering that rankles scholarly critics—it’s that her findings confirm the biblical narrative.
The Obstacle to Peace in the Middle East
What the latest escalation of violence between Israel and Hamas reveals about the peace process
God’s Sacred Calendar (Part Two)
A closer look at some of the rules of the Hebrew calendar. This is where most of the controversy arises over the calendar.
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The “impossible” reconciliation between Iraq and Iran, and the Holocaust that started on Friday; plus, was Hitler the guy they named the peace prize after?
Peanut Shell
In his book Raising the Ruins, now available in bookstores, Trumpet executive editor Stephen Flurry exposes the reality of what happened to the Worldwide Church of God. Here is the 15th chapter.
Advancing the “Freedom” Agenda
Did President Bush’s recent tour through the Mideast lay a foundation for peace, or war?
God’s Sacred Calendar (Part One)
Did God inspire and preserve His sacred calendar through the Jews, or is the Hebrew calendar merely the work of carnal men?
What If Hitler Had WMDs?
Even without weapons of mass destruction, Nazism sparked a firestorm of destruction resulting in 50 million casualties.
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Iran’s greatest victory in 100 years and the Kosovo precedent; plus, what will it take for the West to stop hitting the snooze button?
Israel’s Survival: “It Depends on Us”
The Jewish state’s “Book of Books” and the “Rock of Israel” are no longer seen as its surest defense.
