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Doctor Risks Himself to Advance Medicine
Dr. Evan O'Neill Kane was the chief surgeon of Kane Summit Hospital in New York City and had practiced his specialty for 37 years. He was convinced ...
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John Nash on Escapism
"Madness can be an escape. If things are not so good, you maybe want to imagine something better. In madness, I thought I was the most important ...
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How the Apostle Paul Suffered in Prison
The Apostle Paul spent roughly one-quarter of his missionary career in prisons. John McRay wrote in Christian History:
Roman imprisonment was preceded ...
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Purpose of Suffering
According to author Herbert Carson, God often uses suffering to remind us of the greater goal he has in mind for us. Carson writes:
Slum clearance is not ...
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Being Comfortable Can Kill Us
Too much comfort is dangerous. Literally.
Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley did an experiment some time ago that involved introducing ...
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"Remember the Titans": Willingness to Endure Hardship
Remember the Titans, a movie based on the true story of a 1971 Alexandria, Virginia, football team, offers a message of racial reconciliation. Early in ...
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Father's Hand Rescues Us
One of the most powerful images of my wife's childhood came when she and a neighbor girl were playing in some woods behind their homes. The neighbor ...
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Richard Pryor Calls on God
Comedian Richard Pryor was critically burned in an accident in 1980. Appearing later on the "Johnny Carson Show," he insisted that when you ...
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Rejoicing in All Circumstances
Author Bob Reccord writes:
As I write this book, I'm having to exercise the faith of dealing with the prison of pain. Unexpectedly, I suffered a severe ...
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Old Wounds Resurfacing
When my mother-in-law was first married, she was in a serious car accident that caused her to be thrown into the windshield (it was in the days before ...
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