They wanted to rule the world and to run their own lives with no interference from God. Adam and Eve desired the "good life," but they wanted it on their own terms.

A member of the U.S. military casts a ballot during early voting in the Senate runoff election between Democratic Sen. Raphael G. Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker at a polling center in ...

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Culture; Books & the Arts; February 3, 2011; Things as They Are Things as They Are. Lee Chang-dong’s Poetry, Jorge Michel Grau’s We Are What We Are, Ron Howard’s The Dilemma ...

Yes, a dolphin's icon for “shark” no doubt looks different than a human's, but there really are sharks, and they really do have powerful tails on one end and a mouthful of teeth on the other ...

See things as they are. It seems to me there is so much chaos, so much contradiction and so much strife and war, hatred and sorrow. ...

Seeing Things As They Are. James R. Kelly July 08, 2014. George Orwell by Robert Colls. Oxford University Press. 352p $34.95.

Like practically everyone else, I have spent 2020 homebound thanks to Covid-19. From conferences both domestic and international to personal trips as well as family vacations, every single planned ...

Award-winning poet and Buddhist teacher, Jane Hirshfield, talks about beauty, paradox, and the importance of spiritual presence.