by Clarence Pamphile  |  17 October 2025  |   History shows us that beliefs and ideas, even when erroneous, sometimes die slowly. Examples of that are everywhere. You may have heard the myth, firmly believed by a few, of a hole somewhere where drillers heard the sounds of a subterranean hell. Flat earthers are still present […] Source: https://atoday.org/holy-lands-holy-people-holy-things/

par Jean-Claude Verrecchia  | 16 octobre 2025  | Le 6 octobre 1973, les forces armées de la Syrie et de l’Égypte attaquent par surprise sur deux fronts, le jour où tout Israël était occupé à célébrer le Yom Kippour : dans la péninsule du Sinaï et sur le plateau du Golan, territoires occupés par Israël […] Source: https://atoday.org/funeste-yom-kippour/

“It’s not vanity if it ticks,” officials explain. After years of whispered hallway debates and subtle wrist flashes during potluck, the Biblical Research Institute (BRI) has finally addressed one of Adventism’s most enduring mysteries: Are Rolex watches considered jewelry? In a 37-page statement titled “Adornment, Stewardship, and the Sanctification of Time,” the BRI concluded that […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-the-faithful-can-now-flex-rolexes-count-as-adventist-approved-jewelry/

15 October 2025  | The “scapegoat” as we apply the term in social psychology, is the individual or group that a community accuses of causing misfortune within it. The community in crisis identifies the “wrongdoer”, blames them for the crisis, isolates them and casts them out or wages war against them. How is this dynamic […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-olive-hemmings-scapegoat-or-redeemer-examining-a-culture-of-blame-and-violence/