Yesterday, Thomas Jeffries considered whether or not Boundless is biased against guys because it challenges them to take the lead in relationships, pay for dates and be less visually oriented in their assessment of women. You gave some interesting feed …

When we say that all religions are the same, we’re trivializing them.

OK, I’ve mangled the line by Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, but a recent news story put that quote in mind — but with a twist. Scientists writing for the Journal of Neuroscience discovered that giving men a dose of the hormone oxytocin gave …

As I’ve said before, I get many of my ideas for this blog just by reading the reader comments. One theme that has come up quite a bit recently is the perception that Boundless is biased — sometimes subtly, sometimes not so subtly — against men. Some …

I was on a plane yesterday. And so I grabbed for the nearest reading material, which happened to be Hemispheres Inflight Magazine. I began reading an article about the upcoming documentary Babies. Directed by Thomas Balmes, the film is already receivin …

Over the past year or so I’ve been learning a lot about love. Only it didn’t end up being the lesson I thought it would be. As is the case with a lot of us, I usually think of love in a romantic context. And certainly that’s a powerful example of love, …

Relationships add up. Multiple relationships on the way to a later-in-life marriage can’t help but affect that marriage. It’s a dangerous myth that what you experience in one relationship has no bearing on what will happen in a subsequent relationship …

“Climate change is the totalitarian’s dream come true. It offers a rationale for government intrusion into every aspect of life for every person on Earth.” Strong words, from a speaker at the Family Research Council on Earth Day last week. But if anyon …