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World of wonder: toward a re-enchantment with nature 

The biggest environmental victory of the past 20 years is one most of us don't see. It is hidden, dispersed in smaller, seemingly unrelated events...

Towards Further Convergence: Anglican and Old Catholic Ecclesiologies 

Towards Further Convergence: Anglican and Old Catholic Ecclesiologies. Edited by Urs von Arx, Paul Avis, and Mattijs Ploeger. Internationale...

A Four-System Comparison of Patients With Chronic Illness: The Military Health System, Veterans Health Administration, Medicaid, and Commercial Plans 

ABSTRACT We compared chronic care utilization in four major health systems in the U.S.: the military health system (TRICARE), the Department of...

Controlling your own DESTINY: You can with mediation 

Businesses always want to control their own destiny. However, external forces may drastically alter a company's preconceived plan. Despite the...

Elite and Popular Religion: Papers Read at the 2004 Summer Meeting and the 2005 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society 

Elite and Popular Religion: Papers Read at the 2004 Summer Meeting and the 2005 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society. Edited by...

First national pool-safety legislation wins approval 

By William E. Gibson

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

WASHINGTON

Congress has approved the first national pool-safety...

Anglicanism and Orthodoxy, 300 Years after the 'Greek College' in Oxford 

PETER DOLL, ED. Anglicanism and Orthodoxy, 300 Years after the 'Greek College' in Oxford. Oxford, England: Peter Lang, 2006. Pp. 565, 12 plates,...

Early Florida primary viewed as mixed bag 

WASHINGTON -- Less than a year from now, South Florida voters could be choosing from among a host of presidential candidates in one of the nation's...

The persecution of Thomas Emlyn, 1703-1705 

The passage of the Toleration Act in 1689 changed the nature of religion in England; no longer were Trinitarian dissenters outlawed and subject to...

FEMA promises to reduce aid fraud 

WASHINGTON -- Scorned by government accountants for doling out an estimated $1 billion of fraudulent hurricane aid, the Federal Emergency...