We can all too flippantly use the term "God willing", while not really appreciating what God's will might be. He has made some of his will plain, but there is much about the future we can not know.

Yitro, this week’s Torah portion, has a lot to say about qualifications for public officials — namely, trustworthiness and ...

It’s a good fable I’d heard before. A tribal dance leader told it during a performance break in explaining the “Ugandan way.” ...

All government officials should be mindful of this provision —“public office is a public trust”—starting from the president of this country, not only by the vice president, who has been impeached by ...

For me, two key elements stand out: firm belief and reliability. If we don’t believe in the reliability of someone or ...

Presentation by Jhon Sánchez following the screening of Borderland | The Line Within. The documentary not only exposes the ...

Are these “religious nones” so different from their parents? Are they indeed spiritual but not religious? They are being true ...

Our responsibility is not merely to support leaders who share our values but to hold them accountable to those values.

When the United States Mint was created in 1792, one of the first coins it made was the one-cent coin. The image on the first ...

I am often amazed at the harm done by religious nutters, particularly when they employ their 'religion' as a replacement for medicine. Here is a truly horrific example. It has been reported that all ...

In the Christian life, there are fundamental principles that help us live in harmony with God and our soul. These spiritual laws aren't just rules made by humans, but truths drawn from the Word of God ...

Due to limited space, only one charge will be considered ... It is good to honor the saints for their love and trust in God (Matt. 22:31-32; Heb. 11:1-12:1). The Catholic Church has not altered ...