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Frail and aged, a giant apologizes
A leading figure in the study of homosexuality recently recanted his belief that some gays can change. There was no need to apologize, says a Dutch psychologist.
The problem with polls
Defenders of the institution of marriage would be foolish to ignore the readings they are getting about the growing support…
Obesity researchers find teens “frustrating”. How surprising.
An intensive obesity-prevention program for Australian girls didn't lead to any improvements in their diet, physical activity or body weight…
Why the West got Egypt wrong
In both Egypt and Syria the hopes of the Arab Spring have faded, with the ideals of Western liberals coming a distant third.
An unknown unknown for gay marriage supporters
Same-sex marriage has a dark secret: its potential for exploiting women in developing countries.
Big Ups for Briggy Hall
A new project in Phillipines is helping the people set up their own food businesses - a much better way…
Protecting children from online porn
| 29 May 2012 |
A UK parliamentary report calls for network level filtering of porn to protect children. The MPs say device level filters…
Spartacus: human dignity in meltdown
Starz Entertainment’s series manages to up the ante on extreme content even in a desensitized age.
The season for commencement has begun…
Enough of comedians and dissenters at the podium. Bring back speakers who offer direction for life's journey.
Media’s choice coverage
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I’ve quoted Walter Lippmann for years on the ability to shape public opinion by feeding the public information chosen from…
Caddy’s World
An amusing family story.
The Rhema Project
The Rhema Project is an NGO doing wonderful things to combat gendercide in India.
Sensing the sacred
Is there a sense of the sacred that even the non-religious can share?
Could geoengineering save the planet?
And who is thinking about the ethics of a technological quick fix?
Cracks deepen in British Conservative Party over marriage issue
The cracks continue to deepen in the British government’s plans to change the definition of marriage. David Cameron now seems…
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