Iran’s Non-Retaliation for Suleimani, U.S. Politics and Othello, Orthodox-Catholic Reconciliation?, and More

• Iran retaliated for America’s killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Suleimani by launching missiles at U.S. forces in Iraq. Analysts believe it purposefully avoided hitting Americans and is trying to deescalate tensions with America. Will this give Donald Trump reason to leave Iraq?
• The left’s reaction to Suleimani’s death is an example of how much preconception influences perception. Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello teaches some interesting lessons about political trends in America.
• A rift in the Eastern Orthodox Church could pave the way for a reconciliation of parts of that church with Roman Catholicism. This points to a prophecy Herbert W. Armstrong highlighted decades ago about the Catholic Church bringing its wayward daughters back into the fold.
• I conclude with some timeless biblical advice on how to make your marriage work beautifully.

Links

• Iranian Strike
  • “Iran’s Face-Saving Missile Strike Against U.S. Bases”
• America’s Political Division
  • America Under Attack
  • “Who Was Antiochus Epiphanes?”
• Catholic-Orthodox Reconciliation
  
  • “Is Reunification of Catholic and Orthodox Churches Imminent?”
• Marriage
  • “How Can I Make My Marriage Work?”
  • Why Marriage—Soon Obsolete?
  • Chapter 5, from Biblical Manhood