“Poll: What Evangelical Leaders Believe about the End Times”
A poll in 2011 by the National Association of Evangelicals showed that a majority of its board of directors believe in one of various end-times scenarios.
A poll in 2011 by the National Association of Evangelicals showed that a majority of its board of directors believe in one of various end-times scenarios.
A March 2011 poll by the Public Religion Research Institute found that 44 percent of Americans believe recent natural disasters are signs of the end times. The number rises to 67 percent among white evangelicals.
Read a Nov. 19, 2012, article from Catholic World News about the reactions of religious leaders to the end-of-the-world mania. Mainstream religious leaders, like Pope Benedict XVI, said Christians should focus on Jesus and not on doomsday prophecies.
In Russia and elsewhere, the end-of-the-world predictions in December 2012 caused some to panic, as this Dec. 1 New York Times story reports.
See the entry on evil in the Catholic Encyclopedia, posted at New Advent.
Read “The Problem of Evil” in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Read a Feb. 8, 2005, New York Times article posted by the web site s8int.com about how the scientific world approaches the concept of evil.
Listen to a National Public Radio segment on the nature of evil from April 8, 1999.
Listen to a 12-minute American Public Media audio segment on “The Problem of Evil” from Feb. 15, 2002.