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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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Is Political Morality Important?
According to a 2022 poll, most Americans believe the United States Congress is morally corrupt. Sixty-three percent of Americans, including a majority ...
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Low Doses of Sin
Many have discussed whether or not radiation from cell phones causes cancer. Author Douglas Fields writes about the fact that some people are fearful ...
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Missing Heaven on a Technicality
In the book The Faith of Elvis, Billy Stanley, half-brother of Elvis, shares poignantly of the ups and downs of Elvis’ walk with the Jesus. On a ...
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Former Legislator Arrested in Bribery Probe
When people refer to political corruption in American politics as a cesspool, it’s usually just a metaphor. But in one recent case, the term could ...
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Muslim Impressed by Christianity's Freedom of Inquiry
Best-selling Muslim author and renowned critic of Islam, Irshad Manji shook the religious world with her ground-breaking and highly acclaimed book The ...
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What Is Morality?
A video from content creators Aperture gives a brief overview of the basic questions people ask about personal morality: "If I steal from the rich ...
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Why Are People Getting Worse at ‘The Price Is Right’?
Americans are worse at The Price Is Right than they used to be. On the game show, which has been running since 1972, four contestants are asked to guess ...
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Berlin’s New Church of Nothing
A new worship center in the former East Berlin represents the ultimate secular view of religion. It also reflects the kind of cultural future the American ...
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Atheist Says Keeping Your Beliefs to Yourself Is Immoral
Atheist Angel Eduardo argues that keeping our beliefs to ourselves, while avoiding confrontation and promoting harmony, is actually harmful and immoral. ...
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