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Faith

Billy Graham.

Billy Graham’s 1998 TED Talk Shows He Had Faith in Tech Too

Faith and technology could work together, according to Graham.
By John Bonazzo
Brother Ali

How Rapper Brother Ali Nurtures Creativity Through Spiritual Practice

"Inspiration is kind of that expansion of heart - sometimes it's there and sometimes it's not. It's really an elusive lover."
By Justin Joffe
Matisyahu

Balancing Faith and Music Isn’t Easy—That’s Why It’s a Career Game Changer

Maintaining faith and pursuing fame and music is a constant struggle, but learning to balance it all? That's the real secret to inspiration.
By Allie Volpe
David Bazan.

David Bazan on Escaping Pedro The Lion, Finding Hope and Embracing Going Solo

By Mischa Pearlman
Jimmy Fallon, host of the 2017 Golden Globes.

The Observer’s 2017 Golden Globes Liveblog: Our Real Time Reactions to Jimmy Fallon

By Drew Grant, Vinnie Mancuso and Dana Schwartz
The Cure.

The Cure’s ‘Faith’ at 35: A Lysergic Rainbow Seen From an Ice Floe

By Tim Sommer
BINA48 (YouTube screenshot)

Is Martine Rothblatt the Next Marshall McLuhan or L. Ron Hubbard?

By Hal Niedzviecki
Pope Benedict XVI departing Vatican City by helicopter. (Getty Images)

A Glimmer of Pope? What Francis’ Visit Did to New York

By Alexandra Peers
A woman lights up a candle at the scene of a fire that killed seven children yesterday in the Midwood neighborhood March 22, 2015 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Investigators say a hot plate in the kitchen started the fire that killed the children ranging in age from five to 16 years old, and left the mother and another child in critical condition. The bodies of the children are being flown to Israel for burial. (Photo by Kena Betancur/Getty Images)

Why Did God Allow Seven Jewish Children to Die in a Brooklyn Fire?

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
A scene from Noah, Russell Crowe's new biblical biopic.

Rabbi Shmuley: Russell Crowe’s Flood

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Mayoral Candidates Debate Faith, Pot and Police in the Bronx

By Ross Barkan

Ironing Out Where to Purpose 9/11’s Iconic Steel Cross

By The Editors
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