As we are living through the Pandemic we need to take into account two laws that relate to everything in our lives. The Law of Parsimony...

There was a letter to the editor in the Philadelphia Inquirer today (September 23) with the title “McConnell’s Situation Ethics”. It...

There has been much said and written about Justice Ginsburg since her death, but not enough, in my opinion, that she is Jewish. She died...

I had the skill to move safely in the world of adolescence thanks to a neighbor, Raymond “Mushy” Mushlanka, who set up a boxing club in...

Oprah has chosen Caste: The Origins Of Our Discontents by Dr. Isabel Wilkerson as her book club selection. What is unusual is that she...

Photo by Ross Findon The Philadelphia Inquirer 9/20 had a section in the paper on “Life Interrupted”. People from all walks of life were...

Chief Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died yesterday. My heart sank when the news flashed across my TV screen. She is one of the truly great...

When I developed a friendship with Chaim Potok, author of the Chosen, (sold 650,000 books) and many other novels that had the theme of...

We can get a first-hand look at a major challenge that we face in our culture by considering recent news. First, a survey indicated that...

Photo By Marcin Czerniawski Years ago when I was studying in New Haven I came across a slim volume of a book concerning the Holocaust,...

There is an underlying dynamic in people that creates this ability to take the road less traveled, to work hard, and to take risks. I...

Gratitude is the hallmark and characteristic of people who live to benefit others. Their attitude and actions create true happiness....