by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jun 5, 2003 | News
When the school year ends, so do school lunches, for millions of kids, says America’s Second Harvest, which sponsors its second annual Hunger Awareness Day today, June 5. Syndicated Washington Post columnist David Broder dedicated a column this week to the...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jun 4, 2003 | News
Eight weeks after the war’s end in Iraq and with no evidence of the alleged weapons of mass destruction, America’s three major newsweeklies featured articles on Monday related to the possibility that the Bush administration either lied about or grossly...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jun 4, 2003 | News
Acacia Resources, BCE’s publishing division, has unveiled its newest online Sunday School curriculum: Living Wisely, Living Well: Lessons from The Proverbs. As churches and individuals begin to purchase the material, we offer these famous quotes about wisdom—for...
by Bob Allen | Jun 3, 2003 | News
Some are viewing accused Atlanta Olympics bomber Eric Robert Rudolph as a “Christian terrorist.” The question, as posed Monday in the Washington Post, is not just whether the 36-year-old Rudolph is a terrorist, or if he considers himself a Christian, but...
by Bob Allen | Jun 2, 2003 | News
Religious charities that provide social services aren’t necessarily more effective than secular agencies, a new study suggests, challenging an underlying assumption of President Bush’s faith-based initiative. Researchers at Indiana University-Purdue...
by Bob Allen | Jun 2, 2003 | News
While 24 percent of working wives now earn more than their husbands, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a new Gallup Poll says most married women still have a long way to go before catching up with the earning power of their spouse. An analysis of income...
