“Philosophers of science and scientists themselves have discussed what they call ‘scientism’, a disciplinary imperialism on the part of scientists that leads them to explicitly or implicitly...

“Americans have placed science on a precarious throne. In one sense, they know that they benefit immensely from it. They immunize their children, enjoy the benefits of technology, and clamor for...

Part 1 One of the most intriguing ideas in Laity Leadership Senior Fellow Elaine Howard Ecklund’s book Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think is the idea of “boundary...

What would you do if your teenager posted a note on Facebook essentially calling you a tyrant and saying she’s tired of being your slave? I would be horrified, but since my children were grown...

Ben had a job, but two other people on his work team got the perks.  And that bugged Ben.  So he made up his mind to complain. “Boss,” he said, “Jacob and Sharon get upgrades on flights,...

Our series on Aging Well with Dr. Dan Blazer included a wealth of information on caring for ourselves and our loved ones in the later years of life.  In article one, we learned that Dr....

  Part 1,  Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 “The desire for immediate relief from specific problems has driven Christians and psychiatrists to seek and prescribe quick solutions with little...

In 1935, Chester Carlson was a young New York lawyer. He grew impatient with the time it took to copy legal documents. Three years later, he completed a prototype machine to do the job faster...

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Stories help us make sense of the world. True stories told by our elderly relatives help us understand ourselves, and the telling also helps the storytellers...

When you think of a person who is in a leadership position, who comes to mind? Perhaps your manager at work, the company CEO, or the senior pastor of your congregation. Certainly, leaders at top...