by Meaghan Minnick | Jul 30, 2002 | News
A Syracuse funeral home has proven that the Internet doesn’t stop for death. Since February 2002, Fergerson Funeral Home has offered broadcasting of its services over the Internet free of charge. “It was slow to start but now we’ve done about 30...
by Jodi Mathews | Jul 30, 2002 | News
If the church is the body of Christ, then perhaps the biggest church body is the one found on the Internet. With Christian sites dotting every inch of the spiritual spectrum, believers can find their special place in the “church” on the Web. For years the...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jul 30, 2002 | News
Online education. Distance learning. Internet courses. Virtual study. For some folks, those terms seem oxymoronic. They stand for everything that’s wrong with culture in general and education in particular. They read “online education” and think...
by Cliff Vaughn | Jul 29, 2002 | News
Click to get hitched. Or unhitched. Whatever your marital status, online services abound to help you change it. Dating, marriage and divorce are all just a click, questionnaire and check away because mating rituals—like other rites of passage—are being cyberized....
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jul 25, 2002 | News
Today’s youth are more spiritual and cooperative than their parents, according to a recent Dallas Morning News article. The July 20 article interviewed several teens, as well as religion and culture scholars. “When my friends were kids, they went to church...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jul 24, 2002 | News
Two national polls found Americans distrust corporate executives. A CBS News poll asked, “Are most corporate executives honest?” Over two-thirds of Americans responded negatively. Sixty-seven percent said most CEOs were dishonest, compared to 55 percent in...
