After Constantine’s adoption of Roman Christianity in the fourth century C.E. the empire became viewed as the divine tool for Christianizing the world.

In the last days before His crucifixion, Jesus gives His followers some keys to staying faithful until His promised return.

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews theologian John Garr, president of Restoration Foundation, for the Vision.org documentary Quest for the Real Paul.

When it comes to the kind of work that is spiritual in nature, engaged in for the sake of others or in obedience to the Creator, the Bible is filled with principle and practice.

Will the European Dream supplant the American Dream as the dominant social force shaping the world? Vision publisher David Hulme asks author and social critic Jeremy Rifkin.

David Hulme asks Jeremy Rifkin: “How do America and Europe compare on quality-of-life issues?”

It’s the final week of Jesus’ life on earth. After sidestepping traps set by the religious leaders of the day, He responds to questions about the end of the world.

Can a seemingly unrelated field of study point the way to a solution of the Arab-Israeli impasse?

Recent discoveries in neuroscience are providing exciting insights into the nature of being human.

Vision interviews brain researcher Jeffrey M. Schwartz.

Meaningful change is achieved by personal action that arises from the self-directed will to do the right thing for the good of all.

How did the Bible come to be translated into so many vernacular tongues?

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews Afif Safiieh, a leading PLO representative, for a Palestinian perspective on how Jerusalem can achieve peace.

Jesus’ popularity among the people crescendos upon His arrival in Jerusalem, strengthening the resolve of the religious authorities to kill Him.

What is the basis of Arab and Palestinianan claims to Jerusalem?

Who are the members of the Trio and the Quartet on the Middle East? What is their role in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

If what lies behind the purposes, goals and desire to control others is not right and good, human beings can do unspeakable evil to each other.

Bernard Wasserstein offers a perspective on the importance of Jerusalem to the Jewish people and the likelihood of a peaceful resolution of “the Jerusalem Question.”

The disciples still had a lot to learn about their Master and about humility. Attaining spiritual riches requires that we be wholly invested in something other than the physical.

First in a two-part series examining the political and religious complexities of Jerusalem.