Topic: Leadership
Norman Sandridge: Leaders should be humane, eager to learn and honor-loving
We often take a leader's ambition to be a bad thing. But the late 5th Century BC figure Xenophon shows the good of a love of honor—if conjoined with a love of learning and humanity.
Thursday's News & Ideas
- Cautious projections from Marty
- Filling the gap in Haiti
- Of two minds on change
- Catholic worlds collide Down Under
- Blue suede pews
- Snowflake 892
Thursday's News & Ideas
- Seeking diversity near DC
- $4.75M for injuries in youth ski trip
- That's why it's called faith
- Power and peace
- The Old Rugged Apple
- Decide, already
Tuesday's News & Ideas
- America's 310 million religions
- Abuse victims seek investigation
- Swearing in a secular age
- Irish bishop says end celibacy
- Problems from pleasing other
- No faith in articles
Wednesday's News & Ideas
- Buildings, for more than worship
- Religious groups too political?
- Fundraising amid scandal
- Discipleship & leadership
- iSpirituality
- Where people live longer
Len Haljmarsan: The leader as listener
What is a leader? A great listener to the 'silent word.'
Friday's News & Ideas
- Climate at the Air Force Academy
- 21st century strategy in four words
- The outlook in Ireland
- Jesus Illustrated
- You could be wrong
- Jesus: The Muslim prophet
Wednesday's News & Ideas
- Church attendance up . . . maybe
- Italy appeals crucifix ban
- Your most important conversation
- The boldest revolutionaries: Women
- The agnostic manifesto
- Pay for pray
- Experts on the experts
Thursday's News & Ideas
- It's church, not utopia
- Scenic route to seminary chief
- Japanese Christianity spineless?
- Franciscan twins
- IBM, more than a company
- 1930's Oprah: 'Sister Aimee'
Monday's News & Ideas
- Season of civility
- Pope: Abuse appalling
- Prophecy & public policy
- Mouw on Mormons
- Getting leaders to change
- A struggling generation
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