by Eron Henry | Dec 19, 2018 | Opinion
As head of communications for the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) for 12 years, I traveled to some 30 countries and wrote much about religion, faith and belief in dozens more. I became keenly aware of issues faced by persecuted and marginalized groups, including people...
by Ron Rolheiser | Dec 19, 2018 | Opinion
Our natural instincts serve us well, to a point. They’re self-protective and that’s healthy too, to a point. Let me explain. Recently, I was at a football game with a number of friends. We arrived at the game in two cars and parked in the stadium’s underground parking...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Dec 18, 2018 | Opinion
Israel, like America, has its fair share of ideological activists determined to have their way even if it endangers the country — and possibly the world. For years, a group of Ultra-Orthodox Jews — supported by American fundamentalist Christians anxious...
by Laura Landgraf | Dec 18, 2018 | Opinion
I remember one summer when my children and I were in the mountains of Montana. Our cabin was among eight or 10 structures that had been built to mine nickel during WWII. A river ran through the narrow valley. The water was clean, frigid; fishing was good. Grandpa T...
by Mitch Randall | Dec 18, 2018 | Opinion
EthicsDaily is committed to working with partners advocating for the education of all children. Education is a right of all people – especially children – bestowed upon them by their Creator. As a Christian ethics organization, we interpret the story in Genesis...
by Richard Wilson | Dec 18, 2018 | Opinion
Americans are notorious for holiday extravagance. Theorists suggest that holiday spending is a gauge of the health or sluggishness of our economy. In related veins, some see willingness to spend, spend, spend during the holidays as a sign of patriotism at most or...
