People tend to "go along" with whatever form of religion is presented in the comfortable surroundings of "their" church and they are very easy to deceive because they do not genuinely study the Bible with an open mind and they do not bother to really "prove"—or to disprove—the religious ideas promulgated by their church or denomination.

Blame is all around us—not just in politics, but in business, at school, and among family members. Perhaps even today you have either participated in—or heard someone—blaming others for a mistake, fault or error that has caused inconvenience or pain.

"Actions have consequences" is a phrase we are used to hearing. But are we really aware of just how broadly this principle applies? Our choices can make the difference between success and failure in our lives.

Did you know that Jesus said there would be just one sign of His Messiahship? Shockingly, many today who call themselves Christians are involved in religious customs that actually deny this crucial sign! Could you be one of them?

Is there an unbroken "apostolic succession" of Roman bishops extending from Peter to the present Pope Benedict XVI? What does history reveal about long-standing claims of special authority for the Bishop of Rome?