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Want to Lead a Happier Life? Be More Generous, Study Says
A new study out of Switzerland shows that people who are generous and focus on helping others report feelings of happiness more than those who act on their own self-interests.
Message Bible Author Eugene Peterson: Homosexuality Not Wrong, Megachurches Aren't Real Churches
Eugene Peterson, the Presbyterian pastor who wrote the "The Message," has come out in support of gay marriage, saying that he would officiate a same-sex wedding if asked.
Parents Must Stay on 'Offense,' Cite Bible When Talking to Kids About Sex, Pastor Says
A Texas pastor said it is better for parents to err on the side of telling kids too much information about sex at an early age, urging them to stay on the offense.
Priest Who Leads Largest Catholic Church in US: We Should Allow Married Priests
The man who leads the largest Roman Catholic Church in America is advocating that the church allow married men to become priests, and plans to spend his retirement ministering among the poorest of the poor.
Teen Vogue's Sex Instruction Guide for Girls Is 'Horrific,' Women's Rights Advocates Say
Women's rights advocates are criticizing a teen fashion magazine aimed at girls for encouraging them to engage in anal intercourse and minimizing the dangers.
Charlie Gard's Hospital Seeks New Court Hearing to Save Baby's Life
The campaign to save the life of 11-month-old Charlie Gard received a major boost Friday when the hospital announced that it has asked the High Court to re-hear the case after obtaining "fresh evidence about proposed experimental treatment" from two other hospitals.
Pro-Life Leaders Raise Voice in Support of Baby Charlie Gard, Blast European Courts and Hospital
American pro-life leaders are raising their voices in support of baby Charlie Gard, decrying the decision by European courts that a London hospital has the authority to withdraw life support against the wishes of his parents. They view this move as a flagrant violation of parental rights and are pleading with England to reconsider in an appeal to save his life.
Young Americans Cheat on Spouses Less Often Than Older Americans, Study Finds
Younger Americans are less likely to cheat on their spouses than older Americans are, and although culture has become much more accepting of loose sexual norms, adultery is still viewed with disapproval, according to the social science data.
Most Americans Believe Culture Corrupts Kids, Will Be Harder to Raise Kids in Future: Survey
A new survey reveals that Americans are increasingly worried about the future of the country, with a majority now believing that the culture is a corrupting force that negatively impacts children.
In 30 Years People Won't Have Sex to Make Babies, Stanford Professor Says
Within three decades sexual intercourse will no longer be necessary to conceive a child. Instead, parents will choose from a range of embryos made with their DNA in a laboratory, a Stanford professor claims.