For the past few months, the most talked-about story in the presidential campaign has involved the Vietnam War: who served,…
About 250 years ago, Tibeto-Burmese tribal groups settled in the hills where India, Bangladesh, and Burma meet. Since then, they…
One constant of Christian history is that persecution rarely, if ever, succeeds. While some Christians may succumb to the unimaginable…
We are living in troubled times. The scandal over the abuse of Iraqi prisoners seems to grow worse every day.…
For nearly her entire life, Muniyamal Krishnan has worked around human waste. In her job as a “human scavenger,” she…
Last month, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life released the results of a poll measuring Americans’ attitudes towards…
There is a white flag blowing in the breeze over the beautiful city of Madrid. Muslims, who once fought a…
In the past few weeks, the issue of religion and politics has occupied center stage in the presidential campaign. When…
Every day I read the New York Times. I have to see what’s happening in the world in order to…
They’re questions that both fascinate and frustrate: Is there life on other planets? Are extraterrestrials real — or merely a…
