Religion as our moral backbone has retreated into its hallowed enclaves, leaving science to ascend the altar of our daily lives. We depend on scientific management, the science of politics, social science,...
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Scientologists today celebrate Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health published on May 9, 1950. The book, by popular writer L. Ron Hubbard, was an instant success – some 50,000 copies sold immediately...
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One of the most prominent voices in the modern age, with more than 80 books of both fiction and non-fiction, Deepak Chopra follows his books Buddha and Jesus with God, a Story of Revelation, a historical...
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20 Mar 2020
Charlotte Odenson
Having experienced bouts of anxiety and depression, Kara Lawler found a way to bring back the joy and peace she sought by considering simple observations as a form of prayer and embracing the noticing...
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06 Mar 2020 Charlotte Odenson
A 25-year-old with thousands of students around the world, Avikrita Vajra Sakya is one of the highest-ranked lamas in Tibetan Buddhism. Born in the U.S. as part of a family that traces its roots to the beginnings...
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24 Jan 2020 Charlotte Odenson
The latest book from Jonathan Cahn is a fascinating presentation of the correlations of biblical prophecy and the establishment of the modern-day nation of Israel. Using an almost Socratic Method, a dialogue...
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03 Jan 2020 Charlotte Odenson
Because it's that time of year, I took the opportunity to read a much debated but fascinating book about the historical Jesus, Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth by Dr. Reza Aslan. Dr....
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20 Dec 2019 Charlotte Odenson
In the United States every child learns the story of the Pilgrims coming to America on the ship "The Mayflower." However, few of us ever discover the preceding centuries of religious history that culminate...
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There is much to dislike about the secular holiday season. In many cases, gifting now has the burden of obligation, of a required ritual, a duty discharged with little thought through an online catalog...
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It makes perfect sense. Still, I didn’t get it for a long time. Eventually, I learned that homeless people—at least the many, many I have come across— just might be more faith-filled, more open...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
