Freedom has long been the pride and boast of America. We cheerfully accept its necessary limitations, “liberty in law” as the familiar tune goes. The freedom to swing your arm necessarily stops short of your neighbor’s nose; your criticisms short of slander. The first amendment of the US Constitution sought to safeguard our most essential…
Why does God allow tragedy? Why do innocent babies suffer? Why the caprice of tornado, hurricane or typhoon? Why, if there is a God, does He allow wars, and crime, and automobile accidents? These questions have perplexed the greatest theologians for centuries – yet the answers are simple. by Garner Ted Armstrong “When he was…
By Garner Ted Armstrong “What a pity youth has to be wasted on children,” say the middle-aged. “If I had only known at age twenty what I know at fifty,” laments the portly businessman. Complains the humorous placard: “Ve ist too soon olt, und too late schmart.” But why these nostalgic complaints? Why are so…
