Matthew 24:24 warns “For false Christs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and miracles to deceive even the elect --- if that were possible.” With all the enticing messages trying to lead Christian young people astray, “The Forbidden Doors Series” by Bill Myers provides a bit of insight into the subtle temptations of mysticism conspiring to lead the individual into spiritual destruction.

In “The Deceived“, Myers examines the dangers...

Incidents such as Waco, Jonestown, and the Heaven’s Gate suicides prove the unique challenge such sects pose to contemporary society because of the threats the pose to both life and liberty while have to balance the need to protect the innocent from this danger yet recognizing these organizations have a right to operate under the First Amendment provided they have committed not committed what most reasonable people would consider an actual crime. In Storming Heaven, Kyle Mills examines a...

In many Evangelical Christian circles, the time of the Puritans is looked back upon almost as a golden age in American History. However, upon reading Puritan Adventure by Lois Lenski, most will conclude that, while the period might be a nice place to visit, they wouldn’t want to live there.

Puritan Adventure centers around the widowed Charity Cummings coming to the Massachusetts Bay Colony to live with her sister’s family. Unaccustomed to the more austere New England life, she serves as a...

"America's strength is rooted in America's independence and we must always be wary of attempts to compromise our sovereignty. Nathan Tabor's new book accurately describes many of the problems at the United Nations and his warning of the challenges we face through our membership in the UN should not be ignored. Can we use our moral and strategic leadership at the UN for good without compromising or risking our freedom? That is a question we must ask again and again." -- Senator Jesse Helms...

By Sam Vaknin
Author of "Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited"

The Encyclopedia Britannica 2007 (established in 1768) is again a completely revamped product. The rate of innovation in the last two editions is impressive and welcome. Its interface is intuitive and uncluttered and it is great fun to use. For instance, it offers a date-based daily selection of relevant information and highly edifying interactive tours of articles and attendant media. The search box is persistent - no...

With the 2008 presidential primaries well over a year away, the virtually unknown John Cox of Illinois is quietly moving through the political circles of New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina in an...

Fresh passages in the novel by a Harvard sophomore, whose book was pulled from stores last week after she acknowledged plagiarizing portions of it, appear to be copied from a second author.
At least...

Oxford Boookstore has introduced an exciting series of books that try to redefine Hindi pre-school pubishing. The conventional books for teaching children Hindi alphabets seemed time-worn and less...

In an age when more and more formerly virtuous terms have become dirty buzzwords, it’s good to see someone separate the grain from the chaff.

Not that it was ever low to begin with, but you'd...

While doing research as a medical student at Yale and then as a resident and faculty member at Harvard, Louann Brizendine discovered that almost all of the...