by Amy Nordhues  |  6 October 2022  | Why is it that when a person is victimized, especially domestic violence or sex crimes, people are more likely to scrutinize the victim’s actions than those of the perpetrator? Psychologists describe this tendency to blame victims as the “just-world phenomenon,” and it stems from a deeply rooted […] Source: https://atoday.org/victim-blaming-why-we-tend-to-blame-victims-and-pardon-abusers/

5 October 2022  | According to the postmodern philosophers the ‘grand stories’ of the past are no longer valid. Could it, however, be that the ‘great controversy’ theme offers, in fact, a ‘grand story’ that can still appeal to people today? Can we read the apocalyptic books of the Bible in such a way that […] Source: https://atoday.org/reinder-bruinsma-a-postmodern-reading-of-daniel-revelation/

by Jim Walters  |   4 October 2022  |   Where was God in Hurricane Ian, one of the deadliest hurricanes to ever hit the US mainline? Here’s one view. According to “Captain” Lewis McDonald, God miraculously preserved his ocean-going, shark-hunting cruiser. The boat surged over still-standing electric power lines, ending atop mangled mangrove trees 600 feet […] Source: https://atoday.org/hurricane-ian-captain-mac-and-why-we-need-religion/