Ravi Zacharias speculates that if there were one human historian that lived to view all of human history he might die of boredom. He makes that statement tongue-in-cheek since history is full of examples where humankind has repeated the same mistakes over and over again.

Historian Dies of Boredom

A one-minute, daily program featuring excerpts from Ravi Zacharias. The programs seek to explore issues such as life's meaning, the credibility of the Christian message and the Bible, the weakness of modern intellectual movements, the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, and other topics mixing biblical teaching and Christian apologetics.

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Ravi Zacharias gives a challenge to young men and women entering universities.

A Challenge to the Young

The late Ravi Zacharias reflects on the person of Jesus, and the Word and power of God to break down barriers.

The Only Person Who Can Break Down Barriers

The late Ravi Zacharias reflects on Pilate's conversation with Jesus before Jesus's crucifixion.

Jesus's Conversation with Pilate

"Evolution cannot be a theory of ultimate origins," Ravi Zacharias says, late founder of RZIM. Why? Hear more on today's Just A Thought.

Our Origins

"I think, therefore I am," RenÃ© Descartes said. He was looking for rational certainty, Ravi Zacharias asserts. Hear a reflection on existence, critical thought, and philosophy.

Historian Dies of Boredom

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