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Ashraf Amra APA images As bombs rained down on the besieged Gaza Strip in May, countless individuals took to social media to express their outrage over the latest slew of atrocities perpetrated by the Israeli military, “the most moral army in the world.” The cruelty of these strikes seemed to be surpassed only by the indiscriminate nature of infrastructure targeted: residential buildings, the only COVID-19 testing center, an Associated Press office. Online outrage at what was happening was widespread. But in some cases, that outrage had material repercussions. On 26 May, Dr. Fidaa Wishah,...

My experience with the problem of evil By July 11, 2021 In theology and Christian apologetics, one of the most difficult issues to handle is the subtopic of Theodicy, that is defending the character of God in light of the permeation of evil we observe in the world all around us. This is sometimes, and more popularly characterizes as “The problem of Evil.” The Scottish philosopher and skeptic David Hume constructed the argument this way, "Is [God] willing to prevent evil, but not able? then he is impotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? When...

From a new African crested porcupine to an ancient emu to a pair of alpaca girls, Caledonia Zoo, located at 5907 Nicholson Road, has about 30 furry (and prickly and

Health care is a thriving sector in the West Valley, and by all accounts, the region’s industry boom has only just begun.

Portugiesische Jugendliche haben die EU wegen zu lascher Klimapolitik vor dem Europäischen Gerichtshof für Menschenrechte verklagt – mit überraschendem Erfolg. Übernimmt die Justiz zunehmend den Klimaschutz?