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Dealing with ‘Deaths of Despair’
The term “deaths of despair” was coined in 2015 by Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton. The researchers were seeking to find what ...
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IKEA DIY Illuminates the Wonder of Creation
It is impossible to do justice to the wonder of the creation of the world and everything in it. You and I have to work hard to make anything. Even when ...
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Only Half of Americans Certain that God Exists
Only half of Americans now say they are sure God exists according to the General Social Survey, conducted by NORC, the research arm of the University ...
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Why Water Is Weird
Researchers reported recently that it is striking that water is the “least understood material on Earth.” In an article, researchers ask, ...
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The People Cheering for Humanity's End
Climate anxiety and environmental destruction have been added to the list of apocalyptic fears. Nuclear war is now no longer our only worry. A large group ...
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Should Robots Have Moral or Legal Rights?
Last year a software engineer at Google made an unusual assertion: That an artificial-intelligence chatbot developed at the company had become sentient, ...
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Americans Now Reject Moral Absolutes
Past generations of Americans viewed God as the basis of truth and morality. Not anymore. A new study shows that most Americans reject any absolute boundaries ...
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Christians Could Be U.S. Minority By 2070
Christianity could become a minority religion in the U.S. by 2070 if Americans continue to leave the faith at the current rate, according to new projections ...
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Seniors Can Go Entire Week Without Talking
For most of us, the older we get, the more we slow down physically. But for some, growing old also means slowing down socially—so much to the point ...
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Gen Z Women Not More Religious than Men
For decades, we’ve thought of women as more religious than men. Survey results, conventional wisdom, and anecdotal glimpses across our own congregations ...
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