We’ve been looking for extraterrestrial intelligence for over 60 years. What have we learned?

From discovering the first planets beyond our solar system to future plans for analyzing the atmospheres of these distant bodies, NASA and the European Space Agency have guided our search for habitable worlds beyond Earth.

In a society where men often struggle to feel respected, some may want to return to more “traditional” values. Could the manosphere and its communities give them the solutions they’re searching for?

Do we have an inborn sense of morality—some innate understanding of right and wrong—and if so, how far can it take us?

Many observers of history have foreseen humankind’s destruction by its own hand. What can save us from a fate of our own making?

When we started Vision in 1999, it was with the goal of presenting the Bible as a credible source of wisdom in our modern world. Now, 25 years on, we’re ready to deepen our search for that wisdom by launching our new publication, Foundations.

What practical steps can you take to extend your health span and achieve a longer, healthier life, regardless of your age?

Though the care we receive at the hospital can mean the difference between life and death, medical errors causing harm are more common than most of us imagine.

Is understanding the current crisis in the Middle East simply a matter of determining who is right and who is wrong?

People will sometimes endure incredible obstacles to practice their faith. Why is religious engagement so important to people?

History suggests that people have long drawn the comparison between rulers and shepherds. Where did this metaphor originate, and does it still apply today?

Misconceptions about the Bible—what it is and what it teaches—have led to wide-ranging distortions and doubts.

How much of Mary Magdalene’s story is grounded in historical fact, and how much is the product of interpretive embellishment?

Without personally committing to treating others equitably, it becomes all too easy to claim our own rights at their expense.

Some of our favorite modern conveniences trace their origins to a chemistry lab. While they may make life easier today, future generations will pay a high price.