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Actor Ben Affleck Reflects on Our Brokenness
In a 2016 interview in The New York Times, award-winning actor Ben Affleck reflected on the pressure to hide our broken areas. When he watches other movies ...
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The Law Can't Set Us Free to Play
Imagine you are twelve years old again, and you love baseball. All your heroes are baseball players, all your extracurricular time is spent either with ...
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Married to 'Mr. Law' or 'Mr. Grace'?
We were married to Mr. Law. He was a good man, in his way, but he did not understand our weakness. He came home every evening and asked, "So, how ...
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Calorie Labels Don't Change Eating Habits
In November 2014, the Food and Drug Administration released its rule for calorie counts on chain restaurants. The final rule is pretty tough: it even ...
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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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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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The United States of Metrics
A New York Times article observes that Americans measure everything. It says, "In the last few years, there has been a revolution so profound that ...
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Demise of Butterflies Results from Our Lifestyle
Monarch butterflies are of one of God's most delicate and durable creatures. Every October they begin their journey from the U.S. and Canada, arriving ...
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Gadgets Nag Us to Change Behavior
No matter how hard we try we just can't seem to shed our need to live by law rather than grace. An article in The Wall Street Journal explored the ...
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Writer Tries to Live the Old Testament Literally
The nominally Jewish writer A. J. Jacobs spent a year working on an unusual experiment: he tried to put into practice everything he read in the Bible. ...
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