Viewpoints

The story of Moses leading his people through the Red Sea is one of the most familiar stories in Western Society. It is foundational to two of the most influential religions on earth, Judaism and Christianity.

Buried beneath the plains of Mesopotamia lay the ruins of the ancient city of Nineveh. Why was its discovery one of the most important historical and archaeological finds of all time?

With his legacy currently under attack, one must ask: "Who is John A. MacDonald?" and "Why was his leadership so important for the establishment of Canada?"

What's in a name? Juliet asked this of her beloved Romeo in Shakespeare's most famous work? What about your name? Do you have a good reputation?

Are you going to burn in hell for eternity or have you been good enough to go to heaven as your reward? Most religions have been misrepresenting what the Bible says and neither of these outcomes is true.

In warmer climates lives a small creature that has amazed and bewildered human observers for thousands of years, even inspiring engineers at NASA Let's take a look at the Gecko.

Over the past year we have uploaded almost 30 Viewpoints covering a wide range of topics from materialism to climate change.

Current estimates place the age of the earth at 4.54 billion years. However, many claim that God created it some 6000 years ago. That's quite the difference. Could the planet really be only 6000 years old?

Every year a man wearing a red suit flies through the air on a sled pulled by magical reindeer. He comes from the icy land, known as Lapland and he hands out presents to every good boy or girl.

The beaver is second only to man in its ability to permanently alter the environment to meet its needs. It modifies landscapes and brings water back to previously dry areas.

In the aftermath of Brexit, many in Scotland find themselves cast adrift from Europe.

North of the city of Victoria, on Vancouver Island, a famous landmark holds a story which shows that even in this troubled world, mankind is capable of amazing and beautiful things. What can we learn from this stunning reclamation project?