These literary works excel in their depictions of religion and … - Wall Street Journal
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These literary works excel in their depictions of religion and …
Wall Street Journal - By Henry Adams "Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres" remains the single most informative and entertaining introduction to the statecraft, philosophy and … |
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Messages of hope - Martinsburg Journal
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Messages of hope
Martinsburg Journal, WV - … which she says is the oldest and largest organization for the Science, Philosophy and Religion of Modern Spiritualism in the United States. … |
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The virtues of hard work (The Gazette)
Manette Speers credits her parents for instilling in her the work ethic that has kept her busy for more than 30 years.
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Pore and pour (The Phoenix)
The reader’s guide to intoxicating literature This is for the misanthropes and wallflowers.
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Opening Convocation to feature Santurri on war - St. Olaf College News & Announcements
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Opening Convocation to feature Santurri on war
St. Olaf College News & Announcements, MN - Edmund Santurri, professor of religion and philosophy, and director of the Great Conversation program, will give the address. … |
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The Candidates In Print (Time Magazine)
Published in 2007, this 365-page autobiography follows the Delaware Senator from his roots in Scranton, Penn., to his current post as chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
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Opening Convocation to feature Santurri on war (St. Olaf news)
Recent international events have prompted St. Olaf faculty member Ed Santurri to develop a longstanding teaching and scholarly interest in war and morality. His address, “Liberal Arts, General Petraeus and the Counterinsurgency Manual,” will discuss the recently published U. S. Army and Marine Corps Counterinsurgency Field Manual.
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Hitchens in God is Not Great says 'human species is, biologically … - Business Standard
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Hitchens in God is Not Great says 'human species is, biologically …
Business Standard, India - … the assertion that Marx dismissed religion as “the opium of the people”. What he said in his Contribution to the Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right … |
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Offender of the faiths - The Age
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Offender of the faiths
The Age, Australia - His students at the University of London's Birkbeck College, where he is professor of philosophy, are no doubt fortunate. His writing is also clear and … |
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V V: Faithfully frank (Business Standard India)
Two extravagancies: to exclude reason, to admit only reason. Pascal Again and again, we are told that India is an intensely religious nation. But what we don’t hear is that there are almost as many religions as there are believers.
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