November 10, 2014 12:27 PM EST
Google has joined the fight against Ebola and pledged to give $2 for every dollar donated through its site, its CEO announced on Monday.
Larry Page wrote in a blog post that Google will also immediately donate $10 million to support nonprofits “doing remarkable work in very difficult circumstances,” including Medicins Sans Frontiers (Doctors Without Borders), International Rescue Committee and the U.S. Fund for UNICEF. Read More...
Quite often, if you turn to the experts on the Gospel and try to clarify the date of certain events, some confusion necessarily arises. In the Gospels, there is no indication of a particular year or time that does not contradict the historical approaches. Some of these errors in the Bible are explained in this article.
Historical errors in the bibleWe suggest starting with the date of Christ’s birth, and then, perhaps, every believer will say that there is a specific date, since the years are counted from the date of Christ’s birth. Read More...
Distributed by Ava DuVernay’s Array, this female-made, (almost) single-take thriller explores issues of domestic abuse and the indigenous experience.
You can tell from the title. “The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open” stands out in a field of generic, cookie-cutter dramas, not simply in terms of representation — though the female-made, indigenous-focused thriller offers a field day for intersectionality theorists — but also in the unconventional way the story unfolds. Read More...