Issue 99 (May - June 2014)

21 articles

Literature & Languages May 1, 2014

You Have Loved Him All Along

What do you love in anything or anyone that is not His?In reality, you have loved Him all…

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Dialogue May 1, 2014

Religion Is Not a Zero Sum Game

The Turkish term for “tolerance” is “hosgoru” which means seeing or looking for the good side of another…

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Dialogue May 1, 2014

Editorial: Drawing Closer

“To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, to draw closer, to find…

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Culture & Society May 1, 2014

Staff Only!

It was an ordinary day. As usual, I was sleepy. I had not had enough rest, since I…

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Environment May 1, 2014

Light Photography

To be able to see we are in need of two blessings granted to us: the eye and…

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Action May 1, 2014

The Psychology of Morality

When the captain of a sunken ship commands the lowest ranking crew member among the survivors in the…

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Ancestors May 1, 2014

A Dialogue of Flowers

The wind gently touched my soft petals. They slightly swayed back and forth to the beat of the…

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Questions & Answers May 1, 2014

Constructive Criticism

Question: When it comes to administrative and political issues, severe criticism is viewed as the major form of…

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Health & Medicine May 1, 2014

Artificial Replacement of the Failing Heart

Cardiovascular disease is a progressive, debilitating, and deadly disease affecting over 23 million people worldwide.1 The physiopathology of…

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Science Square May 1, 2014

Science Square (Issue 99)

Elephants can distinguish human languages Elephants can determine ethnicity, gender, and age from acoustic cues in human voices.…

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Articles May 1, 2014

Reproducibility in Today’s Science

Recent advances in science have led to longer lives, better health care, and healthier societies. Science develops through…

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