christianity

Offers advice on using one's words to build up rather than tear down other people, as Christianity teaches we should do. Discusses the lasting hurt of mean words and offers advice on using words to help people rather than hurt them.

Recounts the author's cultural discoveries and insights, while working as ambassador to the United Nations, into the connections between Islam and Christianity, arguing that making friends with people from a different background is what is needed in the political landscape of the twenty-first century.

Explains how terrorist organizations are formed by opportunistic leaders who use religion as both motivation and justification to recruit the disenfranchised to their cause.

Daniel Harris, son of a Southern Baptist minister, and Ayse Yalcin, a Muslim international exchange student, cause what seems to be an unbreachable rift with their families when they fall in love at college and decide to marry.

Explains how the insights of Coach John Wooden can be applied to a person's career, with tips on personalizing the principles to fit any need.

Discusses ways for fathers to raise healthy, successful daughters by boosting their emotional health, compassion for others, and positive self image, with research and personal anecdotes to inspire fathers to provide consistent guidance.

Explains how people can locate an understanding of God's qualities in the different parts of the brain, each of which leads to different patterns of thoughts.

Reflects on the lyrics of recording artists Lauryn Hill and Tupac Shakur, discussing how their lyrics describe modern urban culture in the United States.