This presents us with the paradox of power ... different model of power, one rooted in social intelligence, responsibility, and cooperation. Myth number one: Power equals cash, votes, and muscle The ...

Protestants are inclined to underestimate the power of images in religion. Yet at the founding of Protestantism and in its early decades its leaders were very much aware of the power of religious ...

When Texas Senator Ted Cruz announced his presidential candidacy this spring he urged conservative voters to claim their power ... influence. Religious voices and images flood public ...

Photo: AP Images The national outpouring of grief and ... feeble and deadly—a fringe phenomenon that nevertheless has the power to determine the mood and shape of Jewish life.

Given the millions of sculpted, painted and digital images created of Jesus over 2,000 years, it’s clear many Christian faithful find meaning and power in depictions of God becoming incarnate in ...

Our critic A.O. Scott marvels at the power and paradox of a sonnet by Gwendolyn ... We can picture him young, strong and confident, even as he pictures himself wounded, battered and bitter.

As a political or religious leader, I can exert the charisma of my personality to turn my devotees into a rambunctious mob to set buildings on fire. The Power Paradox refers to our tendency as ...