Monday's News & Ideas
Would God back universal health care?
USA Today, On Religion blog: Religious texts have much to say about the quality, availability and affordability of health care.
Christianity Today: We need health-care reform
A place in the choir for ads at Vatican Radio
Los Angeles Times: Vatican Radio, the official voice of the Roman Catholic Church, has begun airing advertisements for the first time in its nearly 80-year history
No doubts: Women are better managers
The New York Times: Carol Smith, an executive with the Elle Group, learned very early the difference between being the boss and being bossy.
A sanctuary from hate
Washington Post: Pastor and D.C. church offer gay African Americans a message of acceptance and responsibility.
Personal renewal on the Sabbath
Washington Times: Few Christians, other than Seventh-day Adventists, focus on the Sabbath as a time of rest and recalibration.
The Spark
What my faith in God looks like
College is a series of transformations — moments that change the way you view the world. And yourself. As students get ready to return to campus, the New York Times has been collecting stories from those in the thick of it, including Dustin Junkert, a 2009 graduate of George Fox University, a Christian school in Newberg, Oregon. “I grew up quietly and without thought,” Junkert writes. “I believed in God and my parents, my friends, and the four walls of my house. All things were within reach, simple and inspiring.” And then he went to college.
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