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Does it matter? Must we delve so deep into the principles that keep our heads above water? Maybe the easiest route is the easiest route; why leave the shallow?

Religionless Christianity is an idea that grows out of enthusiasm for the message and life of the historical Jesus, but not the trappings of religious observance.

Austen considered morality vital to a happy life. She meticulously demonstrates this perspective in each of her six novels, particularly in Emma.

The Playstation 3's answer to Crackdown has finally arrived, with Infamous delivering an unforgettable experience charged with superhero fun and delight.

Problems of authenticity and reliability will not plague Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger's new online encyclopedia due to increased diligence

Brief biography of Thomas Keneally, Australia's leading writer, famous for Schindler's List.

So much depends on the actor connecting with the role. Screenwriters need to spend plenty of time on character development if they want the film to get made.

Sucker Punch Productions have taken everything great about the sandbox genre and created an amazing game that will have players hooked for ages.

It is often argued that Buddhism is not a religion at all but a philosophy, a set of ethics or even an applied psychology.

The philosophy of Boethius, Roman statesman and philosopher, influenced by Aristotelian principles and Plato's philosophy.

By using manga - popular translated Japanese comic books - as a classroom resource or workshop topic, teachers can enthuse and involve pupils. Expert help is available

Many heretics ended up dying for their cause at the hands of the crusaders.

Korean arthouse violence comes full circle in last of Vengeance Trilogy. Go Su-Hee and Choi Min-Sik shock with their excellent portrayals of the worst kinds of criminals.

The apostle Paul encourages Christians to be equipped to fight against "the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."

Popular ideas about witches arise in England between 1500-1800. These ideas, and the subsequent witch trials, shape literary portrayals of witches for centuries to come.

"Roger Malvin's Burial" examines the consequence of moral choice and the enigmatic nature of sinfulness. If humans are inherently evil, from whence does sin arise?

With its brutally realistic portrayal of the mafia and scalpel-sharp wit, Beat the Reaper is an impossible-to-put-down hospital drama and mafia thriller all in one.