The London Guardian reports that the World Council of Churches, which represents over 500 million Christians, has divested from fossil fuels:
In the current research, we extend this rich literature by investigating a specific and previously unexamined idea: that people’s beliefs about their physical attractiveness (self-perceived attractiveness) can also influence whether people will support or reject inequality.
A new study says that nearly 9 in 10 young physicians just finishing up their residencies or fellowships would not want to receive life-prolonging CPR or cardiac life support if they were terminally ill and their heart or breathing stopped, even as they would continue to order such procedures on most of their patients.
Sally Kohn argues that the botched execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma on Tuesday night should persuade Americans once and for all that the death
Rafia Zakaria takes on the rise of “voluntourism” vacations, or vacations which combine foreign travel with a helping of charity work, in a column on
Rabbi David Krishef, in his “Ethics and Religion Talk” in Michigan Live, had three clergy panelists make arguments either for or against legalizing prostitution. Here
The Episcopal Church Task Force on the Study of Marriage has issued
W.H. Auden had a secret life that his closest friends knew little or nothing about.
Do you believe that Edward Snowden’s acts of civil disobedience, in revealing details about the National Security Agency’s electronic spying program, are ethical? At Santa
As people engage with technology in new ways, the study of ethics in human-robot relationships and in all manner of relationships between man and machine