It was her journey as a mother however that reshaped her work and how she saw the classroom. When her son was diagnosed with ...

To cultivate hope, people need three things, Zaki said: They first need to be able to envision a better future, either ...

Batchelor’s latest book is “Buddha, Socrates and Us: Ethical Living in Uncertain Times.” There he draws on a different ...

"People are going to talk about Brown less and less, but the wounds the students will carry, this collective trauma, will be ...

That kind of faith, along with a few other biblical truths, is why anyone who is a Christian now will continue to be one in ...

The true heart of Christmas is the invitation to behold the babe in the manger — not just with our eyes, but with our whole being.

Cartoonist and counterculture icon R. Crumb reflects on his remarkable life and work in a new interview from his home in the South of France.

The labor and delivery portrayed in the Christmas story has been highly sanitized, as it should be. We have softened the realities of Christ’s birth with pillowy mounds of straw, cattle gently lowing, ...

The word “behold” is an imperative, a command that shouts “look!” “Behold” is meant to grab you by both shoulders and give you a shake. To behold something goes far beyond sight. The root of the verb ...

The labor and delivery portrayed in the Christmas story has been highly sanitized. We have softened the realities of Christ’s birth with pillowy mounds of straw, cattle gently lowing, moonlight ...

In the whole Hebrew Bible the full appellation ‘El Shaddai’ is used only in connection with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Shaddai by itself also appears 31 times in the ancient book of Prophet Job, who ...