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Stradivari Taught Others through "Elbow Learning"
In the late 1600s and early 1700s a half-literate Italian craftsman named Antonio Stradivari designed and made a series of beautiful musical instruments. ...
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Everybody Expects to Be Entertained
Here's how the best-selling author Michael Crichton described our need to be constantly entertained:
Today, everybody expects to be entertained, and ...
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Warning Label from Football Helmet Makers
Schutt Sports, a major supplier of football helmets for the National Football League, issues the following warning label on all their helmets and on their ...
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Survey Identifies Role Models for Men
AskMen.com, the largest men's lifestyle website in the world, surveyed over 2,000 men and asked them: "Who do you consider your role model?" ...
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Young Atheists Respect Christian Conviction
The Christian scholar Larry Taunton launched a nationwide campaign to interview college students who belong to atheistic campus groups. After receiving ...
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Man Reflects on His Struggle with Same-Sex Attraction
Sam Allberry, an Anglican minister from Great Britain, recently shared about his struggle with same-sex attraction. Allberry wrote:
Homosexuality is an ...
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‘Inefficient’ Does Not Mean ‘Waste of Time’
"One could say my Ph.D. in English and American literature has garnered me exactly nothing in terms of practical, worldly rewards …" ...
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Parenting Teens: Take Them Up Mount Everest
Imagine that you've chosen to scale Mount Everest. You've shelled out sixty thousand dollars to your Sherpa guides. After a few days, you finally ...
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Christ's Resurrection Disrupts Our 'Safe' Lives
A skeptical friend once asked pastor and author William Willimon, "Why do you need a supernaturally resurrected body of Jesus to make your faith ...
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General Grant Displayed Courageous Leadership
Before Ulysses S. Grant assumed command of the Union army, it would venture south into Confederate territory, suffer a defeat, then withdraw northward ...
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