Articles

The human mind is not just the result of physicochemical reactions within the brain. There is a spirit in men and women that renders them human and unique.

Can the dark side of human nature be overcome before the full power of the Information Age is unleashed?

The antibiotics battle is on, and new strains of deadly bacteria are fighting back with a vengeance.

Thanks to John Paul II, the papacy is once again a force to reckon with.

Pope John Paul II was convinced that divine intervention, through the Lady of Fatima, saved his life.

A look back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and Germany’s subsequent reunification in October 1990 offers some fascinating insights into the making of history.

Though the future was uncertain, there was no trace of fear in Berlin at midnight on October 3, 1990—only exuberant joy.

Without question, John Paul II has been one of the most influential leaders of the 20^th century.

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews Jeremy Rifkin about the sweeping changes of the Information Age and the tough choices those changes demand of us.

Twenty years from now people will be able to go to a medical clinic to be screened for their entire genetic makeup. How will that impact the children of the future?

What kind of world do we want? It's a question that’s increasingly overshadowed by individuals feeling powerless in the face of massive societal change.

Does humanity have the right to define or even discard moral standards according to personal preference?

After hundreds of attempts, scientists in Edinburgh, Scotland, have successfully cloned a sheep.

The life of Benjamin Spock, who was instrumental in a child-rearing revolution, is a story of public success that hid private family dysfunction.

What are we to make of the human longing for utopia?

Perhaps the greatest mark any single generation can leave on the next generation is its values. What kind of values are we passing on to our children?

Vision explores several facets of life's complexities. The biblical perspective informs these articles, since the Bible could not be more concerned with life.

Vision reviews three books on the field of genetics which is in the process of delivering what amounts to the greatest revolution in the history of the world.

Recently an Anglican bishop advanced the idea of godless morality. Is such a concept realistic?

Can the life of a humble teacher of botany who lived at a much simpler time offer insight for a world caught up in the fast-paced information age?