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Physical Hunger Parallels Our Desire for God's Presence
Author Frederica Mathewes-Green addresses people who hunger for God's presence but rarely feel it—at least not in dramatic ways. She writes:
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Hummingbirds Display the Glory of God's Creation
In her book Birdology, naturalist Sy Montgomery describes the beauty and intricacy of an ordinary hummingbird.
Hummingbirds are the lightest birds in the ...
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Scientist Accepts Christ upon Seeing Nature’s Beauty
As a researcher and physician, Francis Collins' credentials and accomplishments are well-respected in the scientific community. He headed up the Human ...
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Dallas Willard: Many Have a "Missionary Zeal" for Laughable Conclusions
Individuals with standing in a particular professional field sometimes feel free, or even obligated, to cloak themselves in the authority of their area ...
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Death: Our Enemy and Teacher
In Christ and the Meaning of Life, German theologian Helmut Thielicke tells the story of a young [soldier] who reached out to pick a bouquet of lilacs ...
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Marionettes Debate the Reality of Their Maker
In William Steig's Yellow & Pink, a delightfully whimsical picture book for children, two wooden figures wake up to find themselves lying on an ...
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The True God Particle
In July 2009, Parade magazine ran an article entitled, "The Race for the Secret of the Universe." It focused on Fermilab, a four-mile-round ...
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Celebrating the Community Contributions of Believers
Andy Crouch writes in an article titled "Teaching People to Flourish”:
I lived in Boston in the 1980s, and I spoke with a pastor of a major ...
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Telltale Signs of Picasso's Art
In his book The Cell's Design: How Chemistry Reveals the Creator's Artistry, Fanzale Rana gives the following account of the approach used to ...
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Man Commits His Soul to Nature at Death
We live in a time when people have become extremely conscious of nature, its beauty, its wonders, its indescribable value. We appreciate our planet more ...
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