Let marriage be marriage.
Japan's odd-ball answer to street crime.
The phonic method proves its worth again.
Common ground and a desire for dialogue is the good news.
Introducing the politically incorrect guide to English and American literature.
Churches urge repentance and Pope calls confession a top priority.
Draws on the "social gospel" but does not resonate with churchgoers.
We all love a winner but not if it increases self-absorption.
Social work students are being forced to subscribe to a political agenda.
Yes, you guessed, there are seven - beginning with enthusiasm.
Invest for the long haul, buy index funds, don't smoke and get a dog.
North Korean Christians face execution for the sin of believing.
Why I don't want a living will.
Good parents will sit down every day and let their child speak.
He made an error-filled documentary but that was about the environment, not peace.
We are not after sex. We are after love. Stop confusing the two.
Iraqis are taking security into their own hands to build a future for their country.
Social software is not better than face-to-face contact; it’s only better than nothing.
Will an African fable about being a good person work on screen? Fans of Mma Ramotswe will soon find out.
Daughters of yesterday's feminists want babies.
Remember the boy that died at the hands of Israeli soldiers? He was never shot. He never died.
Internet social networking complicates true intimacy and rewards shallowness.
Despite packaging for fans of the Simpsons or Seinfeld, the discipline to reason the meaning of life is too much for most.
The authors of The Spiritual Brain have identified serious flaws in the materialist position.
Better than MySpace because your friends might actually be your friends.
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