Month

January 2014

I think that the disparity between actual religious experience and its representation does great damage to our national discourse. David Brooks does a [...]

The American Bible Society spent seven years asking “a random sample of more than 46,000 people nationwide if they had read the Bible [...]

From a piece at the RTS Washington site: Is-Sena it-Tayba  That would be Maltese for “Happy New Year.”  The words were strung up [...]

Adam Grant writing in the Atlantic on the power of emotional intelligence over an audience.  In many cases, the audience leaves an emotionally crafted [...]

Michael Dirda at the Washington Post reviews John Batchelor of Tennyson and finds a few good bits about the poet’s life, especially how [...]