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Book Review: Geoffrey Chaucer of England

You have to love a guy who can laugh at himself. You can be sure he likes people and above all enjoys life. Now imagine that someone is a...

Book Review: Ben Jonson of Westminster

No one would ever accuse Ben Jonson of modesty—or tact. He took life by the horns, consequences be damned. A bricklayer’s son, he rose to...

Book Review: Shakespeare of London

Could it be? William Shakespeare—the world’s greatest playwright—was better known in his day as one of the great actors of the London...

Book Review: The End of the Search

The one disciple who understood Jesus’s message with the greatest clarity was John, “The Beloved Disciple.” This is the very John who...

Book Review: Jesus of Israel

Who was Jesus? All Christian faiths look to him as their Lord and Savior. In the first century, he was given the title of Messiah, which...

Climbing With Humility

I first learned how to pray—and the value of humility—in Christian Science Sunday School. Once, when I was seven or eight years old, I...

Book Review: The Search for God

The Bible was the book most quoted at the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Indeed, the very ideals that exalted the Declaration of...

Book Review: Wonders and Miracles

It was not a good time to be a prophet in Judea. The tiny nation-state had been occupied for the past 300 years, and the latest occupiers...

An American Story

The first time Arshay Cooper laid his eyes on one of the "long, thin, snazzy white boats" of crew racing was in the gym at Manley Career...

Martin Luther: "Here I Stand"

If you belong to any one of a number of the protestant religions, you owe a debt of gratitude to Martin Luther. It was he who launched...

The Velvet Revolution

It was getting near Christmastime, and the communist regime that had held Czechoslovakia in its iron grip for 40 years was letting go. ...

Heaven on Earth

It’s been called the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” “Venice Without Canals,” and “Heaven on Earth.” Pronounced DU-brov-nick, it's the most...

An Embarrassment of Riches

It took a year-and-a-half of waiting in anterooms, of personal humiliations, of lobbying the government for official recognition, and of...

City of Commerce

Imagine a place where the gap between rich and poor is minimal, where the ruling elite govern democratically, and, despite having no...

City of Water and Fire

Hamburg is a city that just won’t be defeated.  It’s been flooded, burned, bombed, seen half its population decimated by the plague and,...

"Eyes on the Prize" revisited

An interview with Phillip Agnew, a civil rights activist, on what "Eyes on the Prize" means at this moment. Phillip Agnew is familiar...

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