Dinesh D'Souza is the author of "Life After Death: The Evidence" One of the oldest arguments for life after death was made by the philosopher Socrates, who argued that human beings are made up of two kinds of stuff. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

The point where the line starts to blur between a religion and its politically motivated, violent extremists generally is when those extremists start receiving support from their more moderate brethren or, in other words, when those extremists start... Full Article at USA Today

Is there life after death? One way to answer this question is to examine whether nature reveals some kind of a plan for life. We’re seeking not just any plan, but a plan that shows a progression from perishable things to imperishable things. Full Article at Town Hall

There is a second, deeper sense in which evolutionary theories cannot account for human morality. We can see this by considering the various attempts to explain altruism in the animal kingdom. Full Article at National Review Online

Morality is a surprising feature of humanity because it seems to defy the laws of evolution. Evolution is descriptive: It says how we do behave. Morality is prescriptive: It says how we should behave. Full Article at National Review Online

Here’s a second example. A woman is baffled by the fact that a man whom she has been dating for years keeps delaying his proposal of marriage. The man keeps telling her that he wants to wait for the right time. Full Article at National Review Online

Dinesh D'Souza's new book, Life After Death: The Evidence attempts to build a case on "unshakable scientific grounds" for the survival of consciousness beyond death. Full Article at Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs

The "evidence," of necessity, is indirect: D'Souza doesn't claim to have communicated with anyone who has died, and he doesn't expect to. Full Article at ScienceBlogs

Have all you Pharyngulites ever heard of Robert Carter from Creation Ministries International? He came to Fort Collins,CO to tell all the people here how modern science proves Darwin wrong. Here are my thoughts. Full Article at ScienceBlogs

Author Dinesh D'Souza is not new to publishing controversial books. His book, is one in a long line of book that have had a major influence on public opinion and public policy. Full Article at Huliq.com

On a spring day last year, three months after the death of my younger son, Max, I opened my front door and saw a butterfly resting on the steps—an Eastern tiger swallowtail, I later determined, a species native to the Northeast but not one I remembered... Full Article at Newsweek

On September 29th, 2009, Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative intellectual and author of numerous books including The End of Racism and What's so Great about America, spoke at a debate at the Yale Political Union in favor of the resolution "Resolved:... Full Article at Huffington Post