Browsing: Arts, Leisure & Culture
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The Book Whisperer: Two Special Books on Adoption
To kick off my first “Book Whisperer” column, I thought I would share some wonderful adoption resources. If you have…
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Outraged, Anyone?
Outrage is one of the more useless categories of contemporary discourse. In fact it is anti-discourse, but no one seems…
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Raising the Bar in Every Area of Life
As a two-time NCAA Division I All-American and National Champion high jumper, Bill Thierfelder had long been accustomed to raising the bar…
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Christmas Classics from a Father-Daughter Duo
Just down the Texas highways from me live Kevin McCormick and his daughter Rachel. A mutual friend introduced us, and…
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Book Review: Breakfast in Bethlehem
This is a heartwarming children’s book, but it will make readers of any age feel closer to the birth of…
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Why Religion Matters More Than Science
I just finished writing a thesis about the late Father Stanley Jaki’s work for a Master’s degree in Theology, and…
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Stem Cell Funding Shifts Toward Ethical Research
I have always said that if you want accurate information about stem cell research and its possibilities, you should be…
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Book Review: Yes, God!
Have you ever looked at a priest or religious and wondered how it was that he or she came to…