Q. What is our conscience? Is a Christian’s conscience different from that of an unbeliever? Latane Jenkins, Chesterfield, VA A. Your conscience is part of your human psyche (your mind). God created ...

"How strange, in our own time, to hear Christianity spoken of as some sort of backward and oppressive force. Outside these seven thousand acres of shared conviction, it’s a depressing fact that when ...

Christian Conscience Speaking as a Presbyterian in the series of lectures arranged by President Mackay of the Princeton Theological Seminary, speaking also as a diplomat who has served this country in ...

This article appeared in The Atlantic Monthly in May 1959, and reflects the author's thinking at that time. For a more up-to-date look at George Kennan's views, see his compilation of essays entitled ...

The New York Times obituary for former defense secretary Robert McNamara (1916–2009) included these sad lines about his later life: “He wore the expression of a haunted man. He could be seen in the ...

A conversation about how Christians can 'live the good life of the Gospel' in a pluralist society which marginalises faith needs to take place, says Fr Edward O'Donnell IN a recent newspaper column it ...

Fundamental to the liberties of man is that faculty of the soul termed “conscience.” Today that term connotes for most people only a moral monitor—a twinge of mind that indicates a moral judgment of ...