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Blood Transfusions From Ebola Survivor Helps Patients
Ebola survivor Dr. Kent Brantly donated the plasma in his blood to three patients, echoing what one of his former patients did for him before he left ...
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How to Get into D.C.'s Hottest Parties
According to The Washington Post, the D.C. party scene is attracting more and more of a Hollywood edge, making it far more star-studded then it's ...
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Samuel Johnson's Failed New Year's Resolutions
In 1738, the literary giant Samuel Johnson wrote in his diary: "Oh Lord, enable me to redeem the time which I have spent in sloth." Nineteen ...
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‘Moments of Grace’ In the Face of Ebola
When the Ebola outbreak broke out in West Africa Dr. Ian Crozier signed up immediately with the World Health Organization, volunteering his skills to ...
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Freed Slave Says, 'I'll Go with You'
There's a story that has been told from Civil War days before America's slaves were freed, about a northerner who went to a slave auction and ...
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You vs. Jesus in a Spiritual Marathon
Here's a creative way to illustrate the biblical view of justification by faith, which includes not only receiving forgiveness, but also receiving ...
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Experiment Shows How the Law Leads to Sin
Robert Cialdini, a researcher and an expert on the theory of persuasion, conducted an experiment at the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. The ...
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Comedian on Guilt and Religion
The comedian Cathy Ladman expresses a view that's becoming more and more common: "All religions are the same: religion is basically guilt with ...
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TV Ad on the Futility of Do-it Yourself Salvation
A Lowe's [Hardware] commercial shows a proud do-it-yourselfer installing a new ceiling fan in his family's living room. After he proudly gives ...
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Japanese Art Finds Beauty in Imperfection
According to Japanese legend, a young man named Sen no Rikyu sought to learn the elaborate set of customs known as the "Way of Tea." He went ...
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