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Psychiatrist Curt Thompson examines the complicated emotion.

Researchers are discovering why crows gather when one of them dies. Are they mourning or just learning?

Increasing demands for online giving increases the possibilities for fraud.

Meet the October 1 deadline or face fraud liability on the old swipe-and-sign system.

Debates on end-of-life decisions have changed dramatically in the past decade.

Understanding the brain helps us preach more effectively.

God designed your stomach and your heart to be intimately connected.

Spiritual transformation has a lot to do with the brain.

There is no replacement for human contact in the life of the church.

A new model of Christian stewardship is scalable, global, and can compete with China. It will just cost you $100,000 to join the cause.

In search of a Paleolithic Eden.

Student interest rates will double unless the House acts this week.

Don't fast for a cause, but to shape your soul.

A new kids' curriculum adds a different focus.

The brain is host to competing interests.

More congregations than ever are hosting Ramsey's Financial Peace University. Now he's looking at their budgets, too.

Christian thinkers weigh in on whether family or friends should intervene if a terminally ill Christian decides against life-extending treatment.

While scandals rock the microfinance industry, Christian nonprofits diversify their efforts to help the poor.

Living fully into the life to come