Denmark: Study finds abortion increases likelihood of women seeking mental health treatment
The study finds that first-trimester abortions are associated with increasing the need for mental health treatment.
Israel: Groundbreaking study finds ancient Tefillin were not black
Researchers have discovered that tefillin cases from the Second Temple period, around 2,000 years ago, were not intentionally dyed black,…
MidEast: Looting still a problem, yet study finds food aid to Gaza is sufficient
Now, according to a new study the amount of food aid going into Gaza is more than enough for the…
Israel: Study proves Jerusalem was already a significant city during biblical King David’s reign
The study challenges the prevailing idea that ancient Jerusalem was merely a diminutive hamlet during David's rule, proposing a more…
USA: Study verifies power of Bible in lives of Scripture-engaged Americans
The American Bible Society’s 13th annual “State of the Bible” report reveals “Scripture-engaged individuals were shown to have the highest…
Netherlands: Study confirms explosive growth of Iranian Christians
New research shows the rapid growth of the church in Iran, with Iranian Christians now numbering around one million.