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Chinese Government Tries To Stay Ahead Of Child Traffickers
Underground delivery rooms. Babies smuggled in designer handbags. Criminal gangs kidnapping pregnant women. It’s all part of a growing concern in China: child trafficking. According to CNN, Chinese authorities rescued 37 newborns and one toddler this week, arresting over 100 people in the process. The operation included the raid of an “underground delivery room” in an abandoned warehouse, where one baby was found near death under a large pile of blankets. It is believed that the children were going to...
Samuel Gregg on ‘Perverted Religion’ and Free Expression
Horrific acts of violence and the dangers of free expression have been on everyone’s minds lately. After the attack on Charlie Hebdo, the ongoing terrorism by Boko Haram, and countless other attacks and atrocities, mentators are discussing violence in the name of Islam and limits on free expression. One of these people is Pope Francis, who discussed the Charlie Hebdo attack during a flight to the Philippines. Another, who actually made the remarks almost ten years ago at the University...
‘Watchers of the Sky’: Awakening the World’s Moral Conscience
The mass killings of minority groups, which have occurred time and time again throughout history, are often prehension. How can humans be capable of such evil? But even more inexplicable and troubling is the fact that many of these atrocities have gone largely unnoticed. They have not received due recognition and response either from heads of states or the public at large. Fortunately, these tragic historical events have not eluded all. The new documentary, Watchers of the Sky, scheduled for...
10 Quotes for Religious Freedom Day
Thomas Jefferson wanted what he considered to be his three greatest achievements to be listed on his tombstone. The inscription, as he stipulated, reads “Here was buried Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of American Independence, of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom, and father of the University of Virginia.” Today we celebrate the 229th anniversary of one of those great creations: the passage, in 1786, of the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom. Each year, the President declares January...
MLK on Law and Morality
Earlier this year, UCLA made available for the first time the audio of a speech from the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. given just over a month after the march from Selma to Montgomery. On April 27, 1965, King addressed a number of topics, including debate surrounding the Voting Rights Act. At one point in the speech, King stops to address a number of “myths” that are often heard and circulated, and one of these is of perennial interest,...
Vox Connects the Dots Between Inequality and Envy
Imagine that the wealth of both the poorest and richest Americans were to double overnight (and the middle class wealth stayed the same). Would the poor be better off? Most of us would agree they would be. But those obsessed with e and wealth inequality would fret thatthe poor were in even worse shape than before sinceinequality just got much, much worse. The difference in opinion is based on ourchoice of perspective. If you care about the only inequality that...
God Is With You in the Workplace (Whether You Know It or Not)
This post is part of a symposium on vocation between the PatheosFaith and Work Channeland the PatheosEvangelical Channel, and originally appeared at the Oikonomia blog, a resource fromthe Acton Institute on faith, work, and economics. We’ve seen a renewed focus among Christians on the deeper value, meaning, and significance of our daily work, leading to lots of reflection on how we might “find God in the workplace.” As a result, Christians are ing ever more attentive to things like vocation...
Great Religious Films On Netflix
The film industry quite often gets religion wrong. Either the pletely misunderstands faith (think Noah and the recent Exodus), or the movies are so saccharine that theaters ought to offer diabetes testing for movie-goers on the way out of the theater (Left Behind and anything else Kirk Cameron has been involved with). This is really too bad, because movies are an art form that have the power to move us, to make us think, to ponder more deeply critical questions...
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