The protesters sleeping in the cold do not claim that 99 percent of Americans agree with them. Their point is that the top 1 percent plays by different rules.
Over 20 years, the CEO pay multiple went up 1,000 percent. Former bank CEO William J. McDonough calls this "grotesquely immoral."
An irony of Christian life amid the Arab Spring is that Christians have frequently been protected by the authoritarian regimes that are under attack.
Can I be a minister for others, many students wonder, if my own beliefs are in flux?
Stretches of emptiness are not unusual in life, nor in the life of faith.
I'm not a big fan of reality TV, yet I'm drawn to one reality show: Undercover Boss.
Spiritualized warfare
Americans went into the Civil War believing that God was on their side, and they ended the war believing the same.
Disrupted, by Julie Anderson Love
After her bleak diagnosis, Julie Anderson Love learned that hope has nothing to do with passivity. She was, she writes, "the patient from hell."
I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive, by Steve Earle
At a book signing, Steve Earle was speaking when someone leaned on a light switch and the windowless room went dark. "Did I die?" Earle asked in a quiet voice.
Moneyball
Moneyball has a slick, entertaining script by two pros, Aaron Sorkin and Steve Zaillian, and it's briskly directed by Bennett Miller.