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Today’s College Students: Self-Absorbed and Narcissistic?

December 1, 2015 by Rabbi Brad Hirschfield

Are today’s college students really as “self-absorbed” and “narcissistic” as increasing numbers of people claim? Since broad generalizations, especially negative … Continue Reading

Categories Business & Education, Wisdom Warehouse Tags church, College, Narcissism, Pew Research, Students, University, Yale

Government Trust, Artisanal Funerals and More: Must-Read Links

November 30, 2015 by TWD

Every week on The Wisdom Daily, we bring you our favorite reads from sources around the web. Topics on this … Continue Reading

Categories Wisdom Warehouse Tags Death, Economy, Funeral, Goverment, Gratitude, Middle East, Must-Read Links, Pew Research, Uncertainty, Voting

Whether Scientific or Religious (or Both), We’re All Human

November 13, 2015October 29, 2015 by Rabbi Geoff Mitelman

The Pew Research Center has released a new study about how religion affects Americans’ views on science, and there are … Continue Reading

Categories Spirituality & Faith, Wisdom Warehouse Tags Common Ground, Pew Research, Problem-Solving, Religion, Science, Technology

New Research: Christianity on Decline

May 13, 2015May 13, 2015 by Rabbi Irwin Kula

The trend continues: According to a large survey conducted last year by Pew Research, Christianity is on the decline in … Continue Reading

Categories Spirituality & Faith, Wisdom Warehouse Tags Christianity, Innovation, Pew Research, Religion, Tradition

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