Falling birth rates reveal less about selfish youngsters than about a civilisation that has made parenthood an act of enormous economic and psychological courage
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Belief in God may inspire moral life, but belief is not itself proof of goodness
Why money helps—until it doesn’t; why too much happiness can mislead us; and why the good life is not a permanent smile
“The gravest danger of our time may not be what we think, but that we no longer pause long enough to think at all.”
“There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all.”
In the recent Delhi blast near the Red Fort has implicated several doctors in what authorities call a “white-collar” terror module. Normally trusted as healers, physicians are sworn to protect life—but their alleged involvement in violent extremism raises serious ethical, social, and psychological concerns.
Religion and mental health need not be adversaries. One speaks the language of spirit, the other of science. But both seek the same thing: healing.
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