by Jan Turrentine | Jun 20, 2003 | Opinion
One sure way to get some people to close not just their ears but also their minds and their mouths is to talk about giving. Yet we can’t honestly talk about God and the message of the gospel without factoring it into the equation. Giving is in God’s very...
by Michael Tutterow | Jun 17, 2003 | Opinion
Summer is the time to grab a book and head to some leisurely spot to unwind. Knapp, a Virginia artist who runs a one-woman studio from her home (located in a lawnmower shed she calls her “shedudio”), sculpts with words as artfully as she does with clay....
by Roger Thomas | Jun 16, 2003 | Opinion
Several readers have asked EthicsDaily.com to recommend films to jumpstart spiritual discussions. EthicsDaily.com’s three movie reviewers each weighed in, offering 10 films apiece. “Cimarron,” 1930, Not Rated This is the first and only western to win...
by Steve Ivy | Jun 16, 2003 | Opinion
The spiritual, somatic, psychological, mental and social being we call “human” experiences all of life as a whole. When one dimension of personhood changes, all other dimensions of personhood change. No condition demonstrates this truth more clearly than...
by Jan Turrentine | Jun 13, 2003 | Opinion
Christmas Eve 1992 presented Nadine and Robert Milford of Albuquerque, N.M., with one of life’s defining moments. Late that evening, the car carrying their daughter Melanie Cravens, son-in-law Paul and three granddaughters was struck by a speeding truck going...
by Jeff Woods | Jun 12, 2003 | Opinion
There’s a popular children’s Vacation Bible School song called “Deep and Wide.” To make singing it more fun, a brief “hmnnn” can substituted for either the word “deep” or “wide” at the appropriate point in...
