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Blind Leading the Blind
Have you ever heard about "The Ant Death Spiral"? A fascinating NPR article describes this phenomenon. A particular species of army ant is utterly ...
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Many Trust AI and Social Media Over Their Doctor
A new survey reveals that more Americans are trusting social media and health-related websites for medical advice over an actual healthcare professional. ...
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The Chinese Communist Party Is Rewriting the Bible
As part of a push to "sinicize" religion (to make it Chinese in character), the Chinese Communist Party has embarked on a 10-year project to ...
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The False Path to Self-Improvement
An Aperture video goes into some depth as to how the promises of self-help and New Age teachings fail to deliver what the individual truly needs. The ...
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Alleged Prophet Nostradamus Continues to be Popular
The alleged prophet Nostradamus is more popular than ever in these troubled times. Books about him and his prophecies are high on the best seller lists ...
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The History of Snake Oil
Snake oil was a real product. It was a traditional Chinese medicine that was brought to the United States in the 1800s by thousands of Chinese migrants ...
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Best Selling New Age Author Comes to Christ
As recently as five years ago, author and speaker Doreen Virtue was the world’s top-selling New Age author. She enjoyed a phenomenally lucrative ...
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Our Favorite Heresies
LifeWay Research and Ligonier Ministries have once again examined the theological awareness, or lack thereof, of American evangelicals. This time, instead ...
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Trading ‘Abundant Life’ Gospel for the Real Thing
Benny Hinn’s nephew, Costi Hinn, was confident of his relationship with the Lord. He traveled the world in a private jet and enjoying all the luxuries ...
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Harvard’s Chief Chaplain Is an Atheist
The Puritan colonists who settled in New England in the 1630s had a nagging concern about the churches they were building: How would they ensure that ...
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