Wesley Fenza talks of Self-Interested Feminism http://wp.me/p4mcvg-1dR
Hirohito: String Puller, Not Puppet http://nyti.ms/YE1NOE
BBC News – Profile: Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg http://bbc.in/1vvV7in
Hiba Kirsht offers a personal take on the movie Frozen.
Miri deconstructs the concept of unpopular opinions.
Jonathan MS Pearce reminds us of the racism and xenophobia in economic downturns.
10 Movies That Were More Biblical Than “Left Behind” http://shar.es/1mfXCo
BBC News – Islamic State crisis: Yazidi anger at Iraq’s forgotten people http://bbc.in/ZJNAjX
How to Win the Nobel Prize http://tpr.ly/1vbuG2E
Who is Kailash Satyarthi? – Hindustan Times http://shar.es/1muDNK
BBC News – The Nobel’s noble battle
Proud to be featured on Friendly Atheist: Blogger Kaveh Mousavi on Patheos — Describes First-Hand What’s It’s Like To Be an Atheist in Iran – http://goo.gl/xFXiXb
10 Grammar Mistakes People Love To Correct (That Aren’t Actually Wrong)
How No Cross No Crescent Became Mostly About Islam: An Exercise In Introspection http://shar.es/1meC8h
Turkey’s Double Game in Syria by Christopher de Bellaigue
BBC News – Islamic State: What has Kobane battle taught us? http://bbc.in/1DfRakr
JT brings us the world of Christian Movie Reviews.
NPR uses the Oscar Pistorius trial as an excuse to introduce a must-read classic.
Jerry Coyne gives the correct reposne to that Aslan/Stedman joint essay.
The Kurds deserve our support, Infidel753 convincingly argues.
At Birthplace of the Arab Spring, Discontent Opens a Door to the Past http://nyti.ms/1CIrgn3
Sam Harris provides a convincing response to C J Werleman’s accusations.
Learn about Denis Mukwege, Congolese Gynecologist, the latest winner of the prestigious Sakharov Prize.
Cracked provides a first-hand account of how a cult is shaped.
An interesting analysis of Jekyll and Hyde: Forefathers of Internet Trolls http://shar.es/1mSVDv