belief

Commentary On Christmas Day in 1776, Gen. George Washington led 2,400 troops across the Delaware River. The weather was cold and miserable. The troops were exhausted; they had to contend ...

I believe in you guys and what you're doing.

After surviving abortion attempts and enduring a painful childhood, Ron Archer turned tragedy into triumph.

A moral and spiritual awakening is taking place in the United States, and it's being helped along by ...

Commentary It's commonplace in many of the most influential public policy precincts in the nation’s capitol these days ...

A look at the psychological profile of people who tend to believe in the paranormal.

He wanted a sign—something to rekindle his belief if indeed what he experienced came to him across a ...

Bad or unusual events on Friday the 13th are imbued with the creepy allure of the day, and ...

From the hanging graves of Asia to burials at sea, sending loved ones to the great unknown has ...

Remaining true to one’s beliefs—we all wonder whether, if tested, we could do that.

Members of an Austrian School of economics forum to which I belong have been discussing the source of ...

Whether we are tough or tender, most of us find break-ups and rejections difficult.

I've always found it quite interesting--and somewhat puzzling--that certain issues are always linked politically, even though they may ...

Healthy skepticism can be good for science and maintaining rational thinking, but sometimes skeptics go too far and ...

Is it chance, is it selective memory, is it synchronicity, is it divine guidance? Perhaps coincidences are a ...