Self-sacrifice may be good for the soul but should it be imposed upon us?
Old controversies die hard, even in the face of facts.
The Vatican's unexpected announcement this week made headlines around the world. An Anglican bishop who entered the Catholic Church in 2007 reflects on its significance.
The Vatican has opened a door to Anglicans who want to be united to the Pope.
In an effort to extend charity to homosexuals pressing for the right to marry, some Christians are distorting truth.
Journalist David Vincent comments on a new book demonstrating the fallacy of the media's view that religion is in terminal decline.
The culture wars have not ended with the election of Obama, they will continue to shape American politics.
A business ethicist offers a professional view of Pope Benedict XVI's latest encyclical on ethics in business, 'Caritas in veritate'.
A Scottish art gallery attacks the Bible, goes easy on the Koran. Should we be surprised?
Pope Benedict XVI's new encyclical continues 120 years of Catholic social doctrine based on the dignity of the human person and his participation in society.
A new Lithuanian law aims to protect minors from information that could be harmful to them.
The legalizing of homosexual relationships by a Delhi court shows that a global, secular culture is gaining ground.
An Australian journalist sojourning in the L’Aquila region reflects on the quake that has been and the shake-up needed to stop Italians dying out.
A 20-year-old is pretty mad at the baby boomers - with good cause.
President Obama has chosen an evangelical Christian as the new head of the National Institutes of Health. He is coming under fire from both sides of the culture wars.
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