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There are numerous ways one can look at the process of decision making. You can look at it based on style, you can focus on the process, or even on the information needed to make a good decision. None of these approaches are innately good or bad. But there are…

In 1881 Mark Twain wrote a classic story called The Prince and the Pauper. It was the fictional story of two 16th century English boys. Tom Canty was a poor commoner and Edward, Prince of Wales, was the son of King Henry VIII. The two boys were almost identical physically.…

In order to effectively share a Christian witness, there are certain things you need to know. It is pretty obvious that you cannot share what you don’t know. But that essential knowledge does not fit into only one category. The traditional way of training for witness is just to learn…

Every Spring, Christians around the world celebrate the season leading up to Easter. The term Easter is not really in the Bible. It is found inserted once in the King James Version in Acts 12:4, where the Greek word Pascha should be translated “Passover.” It is a reference to the…

In the first installment of this two part article, we reported that last year two American Atheists conducted a contest asking secularists to submit suggestions for a set of “Secular 10 Commandments.” The Atheists, Lex Bayer and John Figdor (the “humanist chaplain” at Stanford University), selected the ten best ideas…