by Jeni Martin | Sep 16, 2016 | Opinion
There’s something to be said about our connectedness or lack thereof with other human beings. As technology advances at skyrocketing paces, what’s happening to us when it comes to having a true sense of deep community in our lives? As a foster parent, I...
by Roger Olson | Sep 15, 2016 | Opinion
I have always found watching sports of any kind boring, but I have assumed that others legitimately found real pleasure in it and simply avoided it myself. Eventually, I began to consider whether organized college, university, professional and amateur sports might...
by Jim Kelsey | Sep 15, 2016 | Opinion
Although the Belgian government refers to them as the United Protestant Church of Belgium, Belgian Protestants themselves prefer to call themselves a movement. Belgium is an official Roman Catholic monarchy, although only a tiny sliver of Belgians practice any type of...
by John D. Pierce | Sep 14, 2016 | Opinion
By John D. Pierce His name was well known and even more so his initials, bequeathed from his entrepreneurial father. The family’s highly successful grocery business put H.E.B. on the map in Texas and beyond. Often loyal customers refer to the closest of their stores...
by John Weaver | Sep 14, 2016 | Opinion
What is happening to our weather? This question is echoing around the world, as it’s been the hottest, driest, wettest, windiest with the worst cyclone, hurricane, tornado season since records began. In 2015, the average surface temperature reached 1.010 degrees...
by Neville Callam | Sep 14, 2016 | Opinion
Alexander Betts, a British social scientist and director of the Refugee Centre at the University of Oxford, emphasized the urgent need to rescue globalization from the neo-liberal agenda that is elitist and unmindful of the welfare of the entire populace. In his...
