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Importance of Older Adults in The Lives of Young People
“Kids don’t want adults in their lives.” How many times have you heard something like that expressed in the church? It can make people ...
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What Would it Take for A Humanist to Believe in God?
Douglas Murray is a prolific humanist writer and social critic who has authored two bestselling books. He finds himself in the odd position of being a ...
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Nobody Wants the Family Heirlooms Anymore
Lloyd Alter wrote an insightful article about passing on family heirlooms:
I don’t like clutter. Yet cluttering up my dining room is an old cabinet ...
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When Abundant Evidence is Not Enough
Mary Jo Sharp writes in her book, Why I Still Believe, “There’s something else going on here. Humans don’t always ‘believe it ...
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How a Beatle's Album Answers Objections to the Bible
In an interview about his recent book (2020), apologist Timothy Paul Jones was asked:
In your final chapter, you talk about how one barrier to the faith ...
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The Wishing Tree
In northeast Portland, Oregon, hope takes the form of a horse chestnut tree. It grows on the corner of Morris Street and 7th Avenue, and its branches ...
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The Great Fitness Scam
A new report from the Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit focused on research in preventative health and wellness, found that Americans spent $264.6 ...
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Former First Lady Says We Go ‘Somewhere’ When We Die
In an interview for the Howard Stern Show, former First Lady Hillary Clinton was asked about her faith.
“I have a deep faith,” she said before ...
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Congruence Between Science and Christian Faith
In a recent book, Rebecca McLaughlin writes:
Describing the congruence he sees between science and his Christian faith, Nobel Prize–winning physicist ...
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Facebook Rumor Stokes Fear of White Vans
Rumors spread through social media have become so ubiquitous, that even city officials have propagated them--despite a lack of actual corroborating evidence. ...
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