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The Real Meaning of Easter
Famous Painting of the Resurrection Quotes fron the Bible about the ResurrectionJesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and...
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The Truth About Coal
Great Britain closed it last remaing coal mine, But, Donald Trump has deregulate the coal industry and continues to mislead coal and the coal industry.. However, commentator Fareed Zakaria layed out...
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The Fascination With Old Building Ruins
Even as we dream of new futures, many people are also captivated by images of old, decaying, crumbling buildings that will never again serve as homes. But why are we so fascinated by the art and...
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Democrats Are The Closest To Jesus’ Teachings
The tenets of the Republican platform are anathema to the teachings of Jesus. So, why do we allow many of them to wrap themselves in theBible? Good Friday is the day that Jesus, made the ultimate...
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How Science Can Tell Whether You're a Good Person
by C. Daryl Cameron, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Research Associate in the Rock Ethics Institute, Pennsylvania State UniversityImagine picking up the morning newspaper and feeling moral...
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According to Science, How the Month You Were Born Affects Your Personality
by Jeffrey KlugerLet's agree on one thing first: Astrology is gibberish - gibberish with a nice line of charm bracelets, maybe, but gibberish all the same. Its fundamental premise, that the combined...
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A Newfound Alien Planet Is Best Place Yet to Search for Life
A newly discovered planet around a distant star may jump to the top of the list of places where scientists should go looking for alien life. The alien world known as LHS 1140b is rocky, like Earth. It...
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The Origins of Common Expressions, No. 22: Go The Whole Nine Yards
Go The Whole Nine YardsMeaning: To try one’s bestHistory: World War II Fighter pilots received a 9-yard chain of ammunition. Therefore, when a pilot used all of his ammunition on one target, he gave it...
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Draining The Swamp- According to The Liar-in-Chief
by Will DraboldDonald Trump promised to "drain the swamp". Then, the "swamp" paid him millions of dollars.Barack Obama set a record in 2009: He raised an unprecedented $53 million to support his...
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The First Lines of Famous Novels
The first lines of novels set the tone for the story to come. And when the story becomes a classic, the first line can sometimes become as famous as the novel itself, as the quotes below...
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Renaissance Art
Known as the Renaissance, the period immediately following the Middle Ages in Europe saw a great revival of interest in the classical learning and values of ancient Greece and Rome. Against a backdrop...
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How "Dirty" Words Got Dirty
Words carry incredible stories packed between their letters and sounds, and we carry those histories with us today. Words are like little crime scenes. They chronicle the rise and fall of empires, the...
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Alfred Stieglitz: American Photographer and Publisher
Alfred StieglitzIn photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality. - Alfred StieglitzSynopsisA vital force in the development of modern art in America, Alfred...
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Extreme Climate Change Millions of Years Ago Caused Mammals to Shrink
by Robert S. EshelmanSignificant dwarfing in mammals occurred about 53 million years ago due to dramatic shifts in climate, which resemble what could occur in the next century if humans don't reduce...
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Teaching Gatsby under Obama was eerie. Teaching it under Trump is crushing.
· byJonathan Freeman-Coppadge When I started teaching F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby to my high school sophomores several years ago, I couldn’t shake a sense of creeping déjà vu - the...
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