Defend free speech from the Mob, because your beliefs are next
Today, by far, the preeminent threat to free speech is the Internet
Opinion — Page 852
The Ferguson lie that will not die
There are people who have become hardened to the charge of police brutality because of the Ferguson lie They are more inclined to dismiss the true and real because of the false and mythological
If the future belongs to the fertile, we might not have one
In fact, 23 countries could see their populations cut in half by 2100.
Are you missing your humans? How to fight the pandemic of loneliness
The wealth of data that highlights the detrimental impacts of loneliness cannot be ignored As humans, there is a substantial and harmful relationship between feeling alone and physical health
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and anti-Semitism
Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar openly advocate for the BDS movement, which is founded on the principle that Israel has no right to exist
Companies can't ignore faith-based investors any longer
Faith-based investing has long been a sort of odd side-show to the secular investing industry, but that is quickly changing
A carbon tax would harm the poor
Such a tax imposed upon our poorest citizens would greatly reduce their ability to provide for their families, thereby making them more dependent on government subsidies and handouts.
The connection between investing and our values
It is with a unique viewpoint of one who has had a front-row seat to both extreme poverty and expansive wealth that I humbly ask for your attention on a widely overlooked opportunity
Anxiety: A load too heavy for God?
“Serenity” (the absence of stress) is the humility to know what you can and can’t control. How is that achieved?
Dying well in an age of denial
Western attitudes towards death have changed dramatically, especially in attempts to tame death or somehow hold it back
