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Our life beyond this life

The Impartial Spectator - Dinesh D'Souza

A moral argument for life after death.

The Surprising Fact of Morality - Dinesh D'Souza

Evolutionists have some ingenious explanations for morality. But do they work?

Cosmic Justice - Dinesh D'Souza

If evolution cannot explain how humans became moral primates, what can?

 


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The Changing Faces of Feminism - David Reardon

Many people assume that feminism and the movement to legalize abortion are virtually synonymous. Read more...

Euthanasia would hurt doctors - Margaret Somerville

We must consider the damage to medicine if physicians are allowed to kill. Read more...

Teaching Open Level Religion - Deacon Douglas McManaman, Francis Hill & Thomas Benton

Here are some general principles on teaching open level courses. Read more...

PPower2LearnTM & Power2TeachTM: - Matthew Davidson

Twenty-five high schools in four states -- Iowa, Kansas, New Jersey, and New York -- have begun initial field-test implementation of the first two programs in our series of Power2Programming. Read more...

A Critical Test for Democrats - Colleen Carroll Campbell

Critics of Obamacare have argued that the Democratic Party's health care reform plan is a stalking horse for socialized medicine and taxpayer-funded abortion. Read more...

The Surprising Fact of Morality - Dinesh D'Souza

Evolutionists have some ingenious explanations for morality. But do they work? Read more...

Cosmic Justice - Dinesh D'Souza

If evolution cannot explain how humans became moral primates, what can? Read more...

Islam and the Crusades - Ibn Warraq

It's commonly believed today that modern Muslims have inherited from their medieval ancestors memories of crusader violence and destruction. But nothing could be further from the truth. Read more...

Moralism and judgment - Barbara Kay

National Addictions Awareness Week begins today (Nov. 18-24). Everybody -- informed or otherwise -- has an opinion on addiction and how to treat it, so the subject never fails to generate animated public debate. Read more...

The Impartial Spectator - Dinesh D'Souza

A moral argument for life after death. Read more...


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A real nail-biter - Guardian
The Archishop of Canterbury struggles to grasp the issues dividing Anglicans and Catholics.

A Vatican gem - AP
At the Vatican, the oldest reliquiary purpoting to hold a fragment of Christ's Cross gets a freshening up.

The Genesis of Ben Hur - Humanities
The story behind one of the few movies ever recommended by the Vatican.

Love and life - USCCB
The full text of the document on marriage in the divine plan passed by the U.S. bishops yesterday.

Don’t Forget Religious Freedom - Public Discourse
While in China this week, President Obama said, “freedom of expression and worship…should be available to all people…” Yet one might question his administration’s seriousness about freedom of worship when one considers its track record so far on religious freedom.

Satan, the great motivator - Boston Globe
The curious economic effects of religion.

Agassi’s days of “atonement” - Get Religion
I, for one, believe Agassi is seeking some form of atonement. But just because he (or some other celebrity) makes such a claim doesn’t mean that journalists need to suddenly become reverential or passive. Instead, such claims call for more and deeper questions.

This too shall pass - BBC
Now there’s a holy-water dispenser that isn’t communal, but how will we feel about it after the H1N1 crisis passes?