with contributions from Kim Shippey, Gary W. Sheets, Jane Lichtenberg
"I had never really awakened
to the importance of interfaith relations in my own country until my university changed and was virtually a brand new place," said Harvard professor Diana Eck in a talk last month to the Religion Communicators Council of Boston.
with contributions from Howard Lamb, Daphne Selbert, Nigel Hutchinson-Brooks
From foxholes to parachute jumps, three people tell how one of the best-loved passages in Scripture has been of practical, saving help to them when danger threatened.
When 15-year-old Melba Pattillo entered an Arkansas high school in 1957, she had no idea of the adversity she'd facing in the pursuit of a good education. But this member of "The Little Rock Nine" chosen to integrate Central High School came to see that her grandmother had already taught her the most valuable lesson of all, on the love of God.
with contributions from Neeru Dhingra, Nigel Daley
Amid the confusion, competition, and uncertainty that can characterize job hunting in tough economic times, God's guidance is here to bring hope and help to anyone who seeks it. Two people share their experiences.
In
this year's hit documentary Bowling for Columbine, filmmaker Michael Moore and author Barry Glassner stroll down to the intersection of Florence and Normandie in South Central Los Angeles.
Recently OUR DAUGHTER
Katherine came across some eggs that our domesticated "Mother Goose" had abandoned, and Katherine happily took responsibility for them.
When I
first attended a Sunday service at a Church of Christ, Scientist, I was greatly impressed with a passage from Science and Health called "the scientific statement of being.
Founder's thoughts on Psalm 91This Psalm contains more practical theological and pathological truth than any other collection of the same number of words in human language except the Sermon on the Mount of the great Galilean and hillside Teacher.
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