Mark Twain’s quote explains how fear of death often comes from an unfulfilled life and shows why living with purpose and awareness can lead to peace and acceptance.

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Late in the movie “Shadowlands,” the C.S. Lewis character describes the role that books can play in real life.

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The Government, and other parties, campaigned during the election for the abolition of the carer’s allowance means test during the lifetime of this parliament. It is an important commitment and we ...

Hot tar and feathering comes to mind. Now, maybe not the full monty such as Mark Twain describes in “Huckleberry Finn” — even Twain thought that a bit much — but instead the Scrooge McDuck version ...

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Trump made a bid to blame the victims for their own deaths, and make a deeply sad family tragedy all about him. Meanwhile, he ...

Who were the seven sleepers? What does Christianity say about them? Does Islam mention them as well? How does the Islamic ...