Many people grow up in a family where there is or is not a faith or where there is atheism. A certain faith or disbelief is passed on from one generation to the next. Even if one grows up in a family where God is believed, one encounters moments where one questions certain things. ThenContinue reading “Should we really accept unquestioningly the faith of our ancestors”
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Israel has to respect international humanitarian law
It is unbelievable how Israel has trampled on all International treaties in recent weeks and that no superpower has acted harder against not keeping the War Laws or Security and Insurance of Human Rights.
Long time to search, find and to become
A sober look at the course of Christadelphian World to Our World to arrive at View on the World and enter 2024.
A world needing more time
Do you need time? How many people do you know could use more time or wished they could do more in the time given to them? Lots of the time, adults find they would have loved to have more time to finish what they wanted to create or make in time. So much revolves aroundContinue reading “A world needing more time”
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Apartheid in Israel
We can follow ex-Israeli soldiers who want to show tourists how Israel and how Jewish settlers treat Palestinians and destroyed the old city of Hebron.
An apple as food for thought
Don Miller in “The Bible Doesn’t Say That…Does it?” writes Despite the use of a picture with a serpent and apple to illustrate my post, nowhere in the Bible does it say that the “Forbidden Fruit” was an apple. It could have been a fig, or grape, or pomegranate…or any other fruit. The apple doesn’tContinue reading “An apple as food for thought”
What Europe is all about
From the forgotten to publish material: 17/09/2023 🇪🇺 “This is what Europe is all about. It’s not only about making laws, it’s about making decisions that will make people’s lives better.” Ahead of the State of the European Union debate, Roberta Metsola spoke with us about what Parliament thinks of the EU’s work over theContinue reading “What Europe is all about”
The exercise of managing water is ultimately an exercise of power
“The exercise of managing water is ultimately an exercise of power. Somebody needs to build something somewhere in somebody’s backyard to control and manage water resources. And [with that] some will benefit and some will lose,” says climate scientist and author Giulio Boccaletti. Climate change is shifting our relationship with water, bringing power and politicsContinue reading “The exercise of managing water is ultimately an exercise of power”
Some View on the World 