by Mark Woods | Sep 11, 2006 | Opinion
It’s a truism to say that everyone remembers where they were on September 11 five years ago. This editor was at a hospital chaplains’ conference. The schedule collapsed along with the Twin Towers. We clustered around the TV set, appalled by what we saw. I...
by David F. D'Amico | Sep 11, 2006 | Opinion
Living in New York City five years ago during 9/11, my wife, Ana, and I were witness to the reality that is America. Ministering to diplomats and internationals at the United Nations, we were part of a community where flags of 191 countries fly daily. We lived in a...
by Robert Parham | Sep 8, 2006 | Opinion
Democrats face “a serious God problem,” as a new Pew Research Center study kindly reported. Conducted in July, the survey found that only 26 percent of respondents identified the Democratic Party as “friendly” to religion, down three points...
by Mike Parnell | Sep 8, 2006 | Opinion
“Little Miss Sunshine” is a dysfunctional-family-on-a-road-trip movie. And there’s more going on here than in the “National Lampoon’s Vacation” movies. The story here is not about a vacation, but about trying to make a little...
by Robert Parham | Sep 7, 2006 | Opinion
The One Campaign is a celebrity-centered effort to get the United States to allocate an additional 1 percent of the federal budget to fighting global poverty and AIDS, approximately $25 billion. It has captured the imagination and backing of younger Americans, many of...
by Paul Montacute | Sep 6, 2006 | Opinion
We are overwhelmed by statistics. This year, 11 million children under the age of 5 will die from preventable diseases. Forty million people are HIV positive worldwide. Those living in extreme poverty, which means that they survive on less than U.S. $1 a day, number...
