Category: anthropology

Christians face ongoing attacks, violence in Sri Lanka – chvnradio.com | + Opinion

CHVN Radio – Serving Winnipeg and Southern Manitoba Source: Christians face ongoing attacks, violence in Sri Lanka – chvnradio.com Opinion: Globally speaking, several think tanks and data centers report that Christianity is the most persecuted religious group in the world today. But we don’t hear terms like “Christophobia.” Is it because of Christianity’s past? The… Read More Christians face ongoing attacks, violence in Sri Lanka – chvnradio.com | + Opinion

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James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis Warming Up Again With Climate Change | Opinion

James Lovelock (1919-) is a British scientist, author and environmentalist best known for his proposal of the Gaia hypothesis, where the Earth, itself, is seen as a self-regulating entity naturally inclined to sustain life. In his own words, Gaia is a complex entity involving the Earth’s biosphere, atmosphere, oceans, and soil; the totality constituting a… Read More James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis Warming Up Again With Climate Change | Opinion

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Malaysia shaman, foreign police join hunt for London teen | CP24.com | + Opinion

Source: Malaysia shaman, foreign police join hunt for London teen | CP24.com Opinion: I don’t know if it will work but I think it’s great that this kind of alternative viewpoint is being considered. How many textbook psychiatrists would think you were playing with a full deck if you said… “Oh, I was lured by… Read More Malaysia shaman, foreign police join hunt for London teen | CP24.com | + Opinion

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