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Tim Keller Explains Our Sin Problem
Here’s how Tim Keller used to explain our sin problem:
Imagine your present self looking at your past self, say 10 years ago. Your present self thinks ...
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The Cannonball that Wouldn't Stop
One of the zany experiments staged by the "Mythbusters" television show nearly turned into a suburban tragedy in Dublin, California when the ...
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Murder Suspect Freed Via Typo
Authorities say that, due to a clerical error, a suspected murderer was released from county jail, but he’s now safely back behind bars.
A warrant ...
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AI Robots Dispense ‘Spiritual Wisdom and Forgiveness’
In Buddhist Japan, they now have robot priests. Mindar is a robo-priest which has been working at a temple in Kyoto for the last few years, reciting Buddhist ...
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Just One Small Flaw
The Silver Bridge, officially named the Point Pleasant Bridge but known for its silver aluminum paint, opened on May 30, 1928, with great anticipation. ...
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Boeing Fails Federal Quality Audit
In March of 2024, aviation manufacturer Boeing announced changes to their internal processes after failing a safety audit by the Federal Aviation Administration ...
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Faulty Work Nearly Causes Airplane Crash
First, there was a pop. And then a big bang. Air loudly whooshed out of the side of the airplane, which was flying at 16,000 feet with an emergency exit ...
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Fisherman Bitten by Shark After Ignoring Warning
A shocking video captured the moment a fisherman was bitten by a shark that pulled him overboard into the murky waters of Florida’s Everglades—seconds ...
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Woman Charged $1,000 for Sandwich
When Letitia Bishop ordered three Subway sandwiches at her local gas station, she probably expected a four-figure receipt – as long as the last ...
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Gate Agent’s Minor Mix-Up
It’s never a good thing for an airline to send a passenger on the wrong plane, especially when that passenger is a child. The six-year-old was supposed ...
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