| Religiousness
Associated with Less Depression, says BYU/U. of Miami study
A new
study by Brigham Young University researchers reveals that greater
religiousness is associated with fewer symptoms of depression.
Teachers:
You Can Contribute $100’s to Your Favorite Charity at No Cost
Does the title sound too good
to be true? Some background on the national teachers unions provides
perspective.
by Romney Biddulph
The
Day Yasser Arafat Stole My Gas
A ringside seat to the Israeli invasion of Lebanon during an earlier
confrontation between Ariel Sharon and Yasser Arafat in June of
1982 sheds some insight on the current turmoil in Israel.
by
Jack Anderson
What
Would C.S. Lewis Say to Osama Bin Laden?
For
some liberal commentators, September 11 became an opportunity to
portray religion as an engine of wickedness, their hostility arising
because they construe the history of Christianity and all religion
as oppressive. Loconte spars with that idea and then asks the really
haunting question: How should Christians respond to evil? He looks
to C.S. Lewis for the answers.
by
Joseph Loconte
How
to Spend Billions of Dollars Without Really Trying
When
historians write the chronicles of our times, they will find it
was the money-the squandering of it, the manipulation of it, the
love of it-that brought us the very money-weighted, top-heavy government
that the Founding Fathers feared.
by Jack Anderson
The
Terrorist Attacks We Paid For
There
is an irony in this war that is being waged against us, and it is
that we paid for it.
by
Jack Anderson
The
Terrorists' Secret War Strategy
Meridian's
senior editor, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Jack Anderson says
a world-class mastermind is behind the terrorist attacks and the
design may be more sinister than we know.
by
Jack Anderson
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