Jesus — Will He Ever Return?

Plus: What Glenn Beck Knows

In these deeply troubled times, the question rises to the fore: Is Jesus Christ about to come back?

Is the Second Coming real or myth?

Newsmax magazine explores the issue with leading religious figures — uncovering the surprising controversies and new revelations surrounding the Second Coming of Christ.

And we also ask: What does this mean for America?

This issue of Newsmax magazine also includes a special feature, "Local Limbaughs: America's top 25 best local talk radio hosts" — and an interview with talker Glenn Beck, who expounds on Judgment Day, Armageddon, the 12th Imam, and Barack Obama's "frightening" policies.

Newsmax's compelling "Jesus Question" report explores:

• What the Bible predicts about the Second Coming
• The surprising number of Americans who expect Christ's return
• Why many believe the Second Coming is imminent
• The world's most likely flashpoint for Armageddon
• Mike Huckabee's exclusive Newsmax interview about Christ's return
• Why end-times beliefs can profoundly influence people
• How secular progressives are "fear-mongering" about Christians
• Where different denominations stand on the Second Coming
• The two central end-time issues confronting Christianity
• The ominous parallels between today's times and Christ's message
• Why date-setting Christ's return is "horribly irresponsible"
• The "Tribulation" that will precede the Second Coming
• What "Left Behind" co-author Tim LaHaye tells Newsmax about world socialism
• The Mayan calendar and the catastrophic year 2012
• Apocalypse later — earlier predictions about the world's end
• What Columbus, Newton and Nostradamus predicted about Christ's return
• Prognosticator William Miller and "The Great Disappointment"
• Why the restoration of Israel worries some believers
• What Muslims believe about Jesus
• Russia, the Arabs, Iran and the Book of Ezekiel
• An atheist's viewpoint on the Second Coming
• Former Nixon aide Chuck Colson's views on Christian values
• And more

This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.

In addition to hard-hitting investigative reports and special commentary from George Will, Michael Reagan, Ben Stein, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, David Limbaugh, Christopher Ruddy and others, you get much more in Newsmax magazine, including:

• Obama vs. Rush: The coming battle
• Why redistricting will be a boon to the GOP
• Chess legend Kasparov warns U.S. on Putin
• The real blue dogs step forward on the stimulus bill
• If I were president: Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales
• TV is coming to your cell phone
• 2008's only stock fund winner shares his secrets
• Iranian woman blinded by acid wants an eye for an eye
• Wholesome comics are keeping it clean
• First lady's hairstylist gets TV deal
• Volunteers help remove the scars of war
• What's ahead for the new Israeli government?
• Mexico's Carlos Slim could take over New York Times
• Mutual funds are adapting to terrible times
• George Carlin ticked off J. Edgar Hoover
• 9 ways to deal with childhood obesity
• Ultimate Fighting — sport or human cockfight?
• Sex: Good for what ails you
• Money: the one stock fund that made money last year
• One-of-a-kind resorts — pricey but worth it

Again, there is so much more in Newsmax magazine, which won a Gold Eddie Award in the News/Commentary category of Folio magazine's prestigious journalism awards, the Eddies.

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