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Illustrations: March 2014

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Global Violence Against Women and Girls
Farmer Captures Bull with Vodka-soaked Grain
Small Bubble Wrecks Havoc on Airplane
Envy Is the Least "Fun" Sin
Pop Culture's Zombie Craze Reflects Death-Fears
Miracles or the Resurrection Don't Violate Nature's Law
Harvard and Yale Drifted from Original Mission
Names Shape People's Destinies
Hollywood Actors Thank Everyone Except God
Justice for the Poor Resembles a Broken-down Truck
Human Love Has Become Our New "God"
The Foolishness of the Cross vs. Love of Power
Tim Keller: The Resurrection Will Restore All Things
The Shortest and Longest Living Animal
Cohabitation Is not Like a Test Drive
Standing in Line with V.D. Patients
Jewish Woman Hears of the Suffering Yeshua
Couple Spends $15,000 for Cat's New Kidney
Soul Mate in a Box Relationship Trend
Old Woman Walks to Cemetery to Spit on Grave
Strange Measurements Can't Help Us Measure God
Watching Eyes Reduce Crime, Increase Donations
Wall Street Trader Recognizes "Wealth Addiction"
Doctor Walks Six Miles to Save Patient
Porn Viewing Spikes After Super Bowl Loss
Pastor with ALS Truly Understands Good Friday
The Power and Purpose of Fasting
The Koran and the Bible on "God's Wounds"
In the Beginning Something Really Amazing Happened
Comic on Internet Medical Searches Shows Importance of Good Diagnosis
Pot, Selfies, and Facebook—Welcome to the New Individualism
Parents, Wired to Distraction
New Scientific Discovery Can Remind Us of God's Greatness
Man Googles Himself Promptly Surrenders
Tech Company Evernote's Boss Has Billion-Dollar Modesty
IKEA—Masters of Innovation and Refugee Relief
Believing in Hell Deters Crime Better Than Believing in Heaven
Is Social Media Obsession Just a Search for Personal Meaning?
An Apology Letter to the Local Church
Pre-Oscar ‘Vampire Facelifts’ Highlight Our Culture's Skewed Understanding of Beauty
Elephants Are Good at Comforting Others. Are We?
The 10 Greatest Movies Never Made