This influential American diplomat possessed the best and finest traits of the American character.
The central idea of Christmas -- that God became man -- has had an enormous impact upon Western art.
Who would revive society if everything collapsed? Homeschoolers, says a prominent educationalist.
Reading books used to be part of general education, says Nobel Prize winner Doris Lessing. Perhaps we need to learn that again -- from Africa.
Why did the media make a hullabaloo about a rise in the teen birth rate and ignore a much larger rise in births to unmarried mothers?
Is it true that your offspring will not be capable of a mature decision until he or she is 25?
A new edition of Jean Vanier's heartfelt reflection on long-lasting friendship with the mentally disabled is timely.
The hope offered by Christianity can transform the world, says the Pope in his second encyclical letter.
Forget about the free market. Today's executives maintain their outrageous salaries by strategies predicted by Karl Marx.
A survey of young people in a developing country shows that it is not sex, but love they really care about.
A carbon tax on newborns to reduce human pollution? Now there's an idea for your Christmas stocking.
Because we need good character to guide our sexual lives, sexuality education must be character education.
Sidney Lumet's best film in 30 years will be an Oscar nominee, but it's morally shallow.
Disney spoofs Disney in this delightful tale of fairy-tale romance in the mean streets of Manhattan.
A Canadian ethicist offers a fresh approach to defending human dignity.
Can the presidential hopeful assure Americans that his position on fundamental issues will not change?
Brilliant performances in a nihilistic film about the American Southwest.
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