A Course in Miracles

Foundation of Inner Peace

	A Course in Miracles
	Published: 1975
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A Course in Miracles

John Edwards Admits Extramarital Affair

Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards has admitted to having an extramarital affair, but has denied fathering a child by the woman. The affair has been reported in recent weeks in the tabloid press.

The Political Games In Beijing

President Bush is among 80 world leaders attending the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in Beijing. NPR News Analyst Juan Williams and host Alex Chadwick discuss the who's who of leaders attending, and staying away from, the ceremony.

Fla. Calls For 20 Percent Renewable Energy By 2020

Renee Montagne has this morning's business news.

Ron Suskind Alleges War Fought On False Premises

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ron Suskind says that the war in Iraq was based not simply on blunders but on lies. His book, The Way of the World, accuses the Bush administration of burying critical information and forging a letter that linked Iraq to the Sept. 11 attacks.

How Does Comedy Influence Politics?

Political comedy is everywhere these days, from The Colbert Report, to SNL skits, to political ads on YouTube. Lizz Winstead, co-creator of The Daily Show, and Adam McKay, creator of the recent McCain/Paris Hilton ad, weigh in on the relationship between politicians and the comedians who mock them.

Evangelicals Up For Grabs? Candidates Court Voters

In the competition for white evangelical votes, this year there's been a role reversal: It's the Democrat who is comfortable quoting Scripture and talking openly about his beliefs.

China Visit A Key Moment For Bush As Term Wanes

President Bush arrives in China for talks with Chinese leaders Thursday before the start of the Olympic Games. The visit is one of the high-profile moments of his final months in office. He has been criticized by human rights groups for deciding to attend the games despite China's human rights record; he is expected to raise the issue in private.

California's Budget Caught In Political Gridlock

The state budget in California is already more than four weeks late, and there's no sign of a break in the impasse between Republican and Democratic lawmakers. The budget is nearly always late in California, but this year the deficit is bigger, the stakes are higher and the threats of new cuts are more dire than ever before.

McCain's Freewheeling Days With Media Curtailed

The Arizona senator famous for his improvisational style is sticking closer to a professional playbook, with carefully scripted statements instead of open-ended news conferences between now and Election Day.

Corruption Loves Company

What causes corruption? Why does it feel easier to break the rules when everyone around you is already cheating? Guests talk about the culture of corruption in government and business in the U.S. and abroad. Can it be changed?

Polls About Race Can Elicit Dishonest Responses

Have you ever given an untruthful answer to a survey question about race? Guests discuss honesty — and dishonesty — in the polls. Also: a look at the presidential candidates' take on energy policies and new names in the veep-stakes.

Miss. Senate Race Duked Out At County Fair

Mississippi's senior Senate seat — one held by Trent Lott for almost 19 years — is finally up for grabs. As the campaign season heats up, the candidates address crowds at the Neshoba County Fair, otherwise knows as Mississippi's "Giant House Party."

Poll: White Voters See Obama 'Risky,' McCain 'Safe'

In a recent poll by the Washington Post and ABC News, more than half of white voters agreed that Barack Obama was a "risky" candidate to hold the power of the presidency, while two-thirds judged John McCain a "safe" candidate.

Oil Drilling A Potent Rallying Cry For McCain

Sen. John McCain on Monday got an approving roar from the thousands gathered at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. McCain was seeking blue-collar and heartland support by visiting the giant motorcycle rally.

Obama's Turnaround On Oil Drilling, Tapping Reserve

Sen. Barack Obama was in the battleground state of Michigan on Monday and talked about his energy policy. His plan includes the possibility of limited new offshore drilling, and tapping the strategic petroleum reserve — both of which he once opposed.

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