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Tim Keller Explains Our Sin Problem
Here’s how Tim Keller used to explain our sin problem:
Imagine your present self looking at your past self, say 10 years ago. Your present self thinks ...
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The Cannonball that Wouldn't Stop
One of the zany experiments staged by the "Mythbusters" television show nearly turned into a suburban tragedy in Dublin, California when the ...
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The Garbage We Leave Behind
Since 1953, when Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the summit, over 4,000 people have successfully climbed Mount Everest. Unfortunately, the climbers ...
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1 in 8 Older Americans Now Use Marijuana
According to a new poll, more Americans over the age of 50 are using cannabis now than before the COVID-19 pandemic. Among a sample of over 2,000 older ...
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Gangs and Drugs Overrun Former ‘Paradise’
The commune of Christiania, in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark, was supposed to be like Paradise. But life in this fallen world is always impacted by ...
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World’s Most Dangerous Body of Water
YouTuber Tom Scott says the Strid at Bolton Abby in Yorkshire, England “is the most dangerous stretch of water in the world.” Standing in ...
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An Atheist’s Dilemma
In an issue of CT magazine, author Jordan Monge shares her journey from atheism to faith in Christ. She writes:
I don’t know when I first became ...
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Buried Cables Leach Toxins
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, telecom companies have left behind a sprawling network of cables covered in toxic lead that stretches ...
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Judge Offers Redemption Over Incarceration
By the year 2000, Judge John Phillips had long since lost count of the number of minors he had sent through the California penitentiary system for crimes ...
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CEO Highlights ‘Inventory Shrinkage’ from Theft
An article in the Wall Street Journal makes the following claim: “America’s turn toward lawlessness is nowhere more evident than at retail ...
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