“Early-life stress and the scar tissue that it leaves, with every passing bit of aging, gets harder and harder to reverse,” says Robert Sapolsky, a neurobiologist at Stanford. “You’re never out of luck in terms of interventions, but the longer you wait, the more work you’ve got on your hands.”
“Now I would love to tell you that there is no conflict between science and religion at all,” he told the gathering, “but I’m afraid
Andrew Brown writes in The Guardian on Welby, Wonga and the moral dilemma of financial investing:
“Jesus came to bring good news to the poor. Casinos are bad news for the poor. I follow Jesus.”
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has condemned attacks on Muslims in the UK and calls for solidarity with minority communities who suffer attacks.
Steve Waring of
Social services Sunday reminds us each year of the need to get involved with the marginalised and vulnerable. What we do not always hear is that helping is a two-way street. We gain as much as we give, and may even be in just as much need.
One of the questions many white people are asking these days is what can we do to combat racism? What steps can we take to
The Rev. Alison Cheek, one of the first eleven women ordained in The Episcopal Church, is retiring from parish work according to
Missioners are asking people what do you need that the church could provide as they develop programs for their neighborhoods.