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People don't always mean what they say — but did you know the same holds true for media. So how do we figure out what we consume is really saying?

Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed on the football field, in the middle of the Denmark-Finland match, at the 2020 European Football Championship, making some professional players lament the overload of sports competition schedules.

We all experience grief at some point in our lifetime—but that doesn't make it easy to bear. Alina Kartman spoke with Julia Samuel about the importance of accepting this often negative issue

Many claim that prophecies in the Old Testament of the Bible point towards Jesus' role as saviour. Is this true?

In the post-truth era, even things once thought reliable—like statistics or data—can be manipulated. So how can we tell if we're being duped?

Everybody tells little white lies on occasion. . . but have you ever stopped to consider why lying is so commonplace?

Flaviu Tereșneu proposes to us, in a surprising but useful way, that we should better understand suffering, patience, and love by following the quintessence of some of Jesus’ teachings.

Throughout the stages of our lives, friendships will come and go. But what do sociologists say is the time most conducive to building lasting relationships

This seemingly innocent question has probably caused more unrest in the past 2000 years than any other.