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Medical Establishment Practices 'Mutual Pretense'
During his training to become a hospital chaplain, a man was surprised to learn of a phenomenon in the medical community widely known as "Mutual ...
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Applying God's Word Gets Preacher Run Out of Town
In the American frontier days, there was a settlement in the West whose citizens were engaged in the lumber business. The town felt they wanted a church. ...
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Half-Truths We Accept as Facts
An article on NPR's (National Public Radio's) website lists 12 common half-truths that many of us have accepted as facts. For instance, various ...
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Lady Gaga Admits Hiding Lies in the Midst of Truth
In an interview with New York Magazine, Lady Gaga said,
What I've discovered is that in art, as in music, there's a lot of truth—and then ...
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Business Leader Elicits Brutally Honest Feedback
After interviewing business leaders at over 100 companies, the authors of a Harvard Business Review article concluded: "Smart leaders today … ...
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Buddhism Also Claims to Be the Only Right Path
In his book The Intolerance of Tolerance, D. A. Carson notes that, at least in popular thought, Buddhism is much more open, flexible, and tolerant than ...
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Beauty Is a Signpost to God's Truth
One day, rummaging through a dusty old attic in a small Austrian town, a collector comes across a faded manuscript containing many pages of music. It's ...
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Max Lucado Shows the Power of Honest Confession
In his book “Grace” Max Lucado writes:
Ever since my high school buddy and I drank ourselves sick with a case of quarts, I have liked beer ...
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How the Church Should Address Homosexuality
How should the church speak to our culture about homosexuality? Since there are many different subgroups in the world, it all depends on which group we're ...
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Psychiatrist "Discovers" the Reality of Evil
Psychiatrist Scott Peck wrote of meeting with a depressed 15-year-old named Bobby, who was increasingly troubled after his 16-year-old brother killed ...
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