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When I was a freshman at Georgetown, all incoming students took a class called the problem of God. This course changed my life, and I think everyone should take it. Fewer Americans practice religion every day, although most of us … Continue reading →

Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a professor of philosophy and ethics, had always assumed that psychology was an alternative to religion. Then he discovered “positive psychology” and all that changed. In fact, Kaczor was so impressed with the ways in which Christianity and … Continue reading →

Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a professor of philosophy and ethics, had always assumed that psychology was an alternative to religion. Then he discovered “positive psychology” and all that changed. In fact, Kaczor was so impressed with the ways in which Christianity and … Continue reading →

Posted: Monday, August 31, 2015 4:10 pm Wake Forest gets $3.9 million grant to study moral character Staff Reports greensboro.com WINSTON-SALEM >>>

An excerpt from “A New Psychology for Sustainability Leadership: The Hidden Power of Ecological Worldviews,” by Steve Schein. Published by Greenleaf Publishing, copyright 2015 by Steven Schein. Reprinted with permission. As midsize mammals dependent on the Earth’s ecosystems for life, human … Continue reading →

The Lima family, from left, Abraham, Maria, Deborah, Bella, Nehemias and Abraham Jr., sit down and pray before Thanksgiving dinner. (Katherine Frey/THE WASHINGTON POST) Recent findings in positive psychology point to the enormous psychological and even physical benefits of gratitude. … Continue reading →