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We can see the philosophy of “less but better” reflected in the lives of other notable and diverse figures—both religious and secular—throughout history: to name a few, the Dalai Lama, Steve Jobs, Leo Tolstoy, Michael Jordan, Warren Buffett, Mother Teresa, and Henry David Thoreau (who wrote, “I do believe in simplicity. It is astonishing as well as

Albert Einstein, along with countless scientists and philosophers throughout the ages, always emphasised the importance of kindness, compassion and curiosity in daily

It takes the first, an Uncle Charles and all those cultural transitions named above, to get to the second, seeing the natural sciences as support for a godless, solely material, and closed universe.

We face even greater challenges in our day. It is clear that the culture is increasingly moving away from Christian belief. The academy, the media, and the entertainment world challenge Christian faith on intellectual, spiritual, and moral fronts. Pragmatism lures us with promises of vast size and huge budgets. Postmodernism suggests we lay down ou

Daniel lived in the world; he did not live for it.