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What's the one decision you can make now that will still matter in one million years?

One million years from now, it won't matter who you married, what job you had, or how much money you made.

The only thing that will matter is whether or not you went to heaven when you died. This, then, is the most important decision of your life.

Figuring out how to get to heaven should be the question that keeps you awake at night-not your bills or family problems.

But relax. It doesn't have to be a struggle or take a lifetime to figure out. The Bible-the most trusted,...

When James Work took a teaching job at the College of Southern Utah in the mid-1960s, he knew little about teaching and even less about the customs of his Mormon neighbors. For starters, he did not know he was a Gentile, the Mormon term for anyone not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But just as he learned to be a religious diplomat and a black-market bourbon runner, he also discovered that his master s degree in literature apparently qualified him to teach journalism, photography, creative writing, advanced essay and feature article writing, freshman...

We are at a turning point in the history of civilization. Anyone watching the news can understand why. Our generation faces the challenges of global warming, misogyny, racism, systemic poverty, oligarchy, and more. Some believe that this will lead to a kind of fascist, environmentally ruined dystopia. Robertson Work, who has spent decades working in poverty-stricken villages and developing countries, does not believe all hope is lost.

In this revolutionary guide, Work uses his experiences with the United Nations and organizations and communities across the globe to outline the...

How do young infants experience the world around them? How similar or different are infants experiences from adults experiences of similar situations? How do infants progress from relatively sparse knowledge and expectations early in life to much more elaborate knowledge and expectations just several months later? We know that much of infants learning before four to five months of age is visually-based. As they develop the ability to reach for objects independently, they can explore objects that are of particular interest to them a new skill that must be important for their learning....