To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here “I did an awesome job.” That would be a loose translation of what God said when he looked around at the newly created earth. Or as Genesis 1:31 puts it, everything was “very good.” The first not-good aspect of reality shows up in the middle of chapter two: “The Lord God said,… Read more »
To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here Some people are inspired by Peter Singer. Others think he is the most dangerous intellectual in America. Everyone at least agrees on this: The Australian-born Princeton University emeritus professor is never boring. Singer is a bioethicist. He specializes in how scientific principles should lead human beings to think and behave. He wrote the… Read more »
It’s hard to overstate the sorry condition of Continental Airlines in the early 1990s. The company had twice faced bankruptcy. A third financial disaster was looming. Employee morale was abysmal. The airline ranked last in every measurable performance category. Its stock had sunk to $2 a share. Continental’s advertising slogans during the previous two decades reflected marketing desperation: The Only Airline… Read more »