No death penalty for mentally retarded inmates
July 11, 2002
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled June 20 that subjecting mentally retarded inmates to the death penalty is cruel and “excessive” punishment. “We are not
Depression not a sin or weakness for Christians, speakers says
December 7, 2000
If life can be compared to a journey, clinical depression can be considered a detour along the way, a counselor told senior adults attending a
Holiday Depression: How to Cope
November 30, 2000
In the year 1808 a gaunt, sad-faced man entered the office of Dr. James Hamilton in Manchester, England. The doctor, struck by the melancholy appearance
Study finds religious-minded are not weak-minded
May 4, 2000
Religion isn’t a crutch for the weak-minded or the opiate of the masses, according to researchers at Ohio State University. Despite the criticism of people
Motivated by anger, arsonist destroys a church
March 2, 2000
HIXSON, Tenn. — A man who was angry with his father burned down the church where his father was pastor in 1998, according to arson
Supreme Court considers protesters’ rights
January 27, 2000
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Jan. 19 over the limits that might be placed on the free-speech rights of demonstrators who offer
Healthy marriages take time for talking
January 20, 2000
Steering clear of problems before they arise is the key to successful marriages, according to a respected Christian author. Gary Chapman, author of “The Five
Wedgwood takes donation from family of gunman
January 20, 2000
“It is good to know that God is with us even in the line of fire.” This is one of the few visible expressions of
