Some of our favorite modern conveniences trace their origins to a chemistry lab. While they may make life easier today, future generations will pay a high price.

Because of a well-known list of seven deadly sins, many people have lived with the fear of terrible retribution after death. Where does this idea come from?

As advances in artificial intelligence gain momentum, it’s clear it can be used both positively and negatively. Is there a moral code we can trust to guide our personal use of these technologies?

Work-life balance has been the subject of a decades-long debate. But when going to work meant putting our lives at risk, we began to reevaluate how work fits into our lives.

Some have claimed that the teachings of Jesus are impossible to apply because they contrast so sharply with normal human behavior. But we can’t achieve our highest potential without practicing them. 

The fashion industry is riddled with ethical issues—everything from child labor, slavery, terrible working conditions and even violence. How can consumers dress themselves while remaining true to their values?

A holistic rather than a mechanistic view of human beings suggests that we are more than the sum of our parts.

Dealing harshly or vengefully with those who harm us or disagree with us is human. It isn’t how Jesus, “the Man from Galilee,” taught His listeners to react.

Our overheating planet is already showing evidence of climate breakdown. What can we still do about it?

Vision interviews Joni Albers, founder of Hungry Gardens Urban Farm, about growing nutrient-dense food sustainably.

Why is it so challenging to forge a connection with others—not just with strangers but sometimes even with those we love?

Some who study trends that threaten human survival say we’re past the point of no return. Still, there’s reason for hope.

Whether we’re conscious of it or not, we all live within our own cultural bubble—a bubble that can determine what we see, how we think and how we act.

How can we best understand the fact that human beings are capable of both heartwarmingly good deeds and unspeakably evil ones?

The world is filled with injustices of every conceivable kind. In fact, injustice touches everyone at some point in life. Are there solutions?

When does moral outrage cross the line from useful to harmful? And how can we focus this emotion constructively?

Author and entrepreneur Milan Kordestani offers key points for effective communication and civil discourse, even in the face of differing opinions.

Unlike most later converts, Jesus Christ’s early followers didn’t consider themselves Christian. Why is that important?

In a globalized world, an international lingua franca is arguably inevitable. What are the implications of English being today’s “world language”?

Environmental philosopher Christopher Preston offers an optimistic perspective on our relationship with nature in the face of profound damage and exploitation.