by Robert Parham | Jul 30, 2012 | Opinion
Why would EthicsDaily.com sponsor an event on faith and immigration during the Democratic National Convention? The answer – simply put – is to offer a moral witness of faith leaders to political leaders about the urgency of addressing immigration reform. Nothing more....
by Tony W. Cartledge | Jul 27, 2012 | Opinion
Having recently seen a nice production of “Oliver!”, it’s not surprising that I’d think of some busy neighbors of mine as artful dodgers: thieves to the core, but with a certain charm and cuteness about them. The picture at left is my bird...
by Mike Parnell | Jul 27, 2012 | Opinion
Dorothy Allison wrote, “Things come apart so easily when they are held together by lies.” “The Dark Knight Rises” illustrates this point well. It is eight years since the ending of “The Dark Knight.” Gotham City is in a state of...
by Larry Greenfield | Jul 27, 2012 | Opinion
If theology has more to accomplish than opening up the truth of the Scripture, it probably has to do with how the truth of the Scriptures and other sources of revelation (for example, nature, tradition, experience, reason) relate to what’s happening in the...
by Alan Bain | Jul 27, 2012 | Opinion
People dying from AIDS-related illnesses have waited long enough for a response from a pharmaceutical industry dragging its feet in search of profits, participants meeting in advance of AIDS 2012 were told. David Deakin, from Tearfund in the United Kingdom, who once...
by Joe Phelps | Jul 26, 2012 | Opinion
“Religion is a fairytale,” someone scribbled on a wall in pink sidewalk chalk outside Carmichael’s Bookstore on Bardstown Road. A few days later someone smudged out the word “Religion.” It wasn’t me. Even if I am a company man,...
