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The Rush and Pressure of Modern Life
There is a pervasive form of contemporary violence. The rush and pressures of modern life are a form of its innate violence. To allow oneself to be carried ...
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Hopelessly Hooked on Media
Americans spend an average of five and a half hours a day with digital media, more than half of that time on mobile devices, according to the research ...
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Jim Carrey's Search for Fulfillment
What will enough ever be "enough"?
Comedian Jim Carrey presented a similar struggle at the 2016 Golden Globes ceremony. Before announcing the ...
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People Write Their Biggest Regrets
What's your biggest regret in life? If it's anything like these random New Yorkers, it has one very important word in it. Students from Strayer ...
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Actress Jessica Alba Rejects Hell and God's Judgment
The magazine Vanity Fair published an article on the actress Jessica Alba, which had the following paragraph on Alba's faith and views on God:
Alba's ...
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Sylvester Stallone Could Not Save His Son
In the summer of 2012, Sage Stallone, the 36-year-old son of actor Sylvester Stallone, died suddenly of a heart attack. Shortly after Sage's death, ...
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How Many Facebook Friends Are Real Friends?
How many of your Facebook friends are real friends? In other words, how many of your online friends would help if you were in trouble? Professor of evolutionary ...
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'Esquire' Claims We've Become More Angry
An article on Esquire magazine begins with this quote in bold capital letters:
WE THE PEOPLE ARE PISSED. THE BODY POLITIC IS BURNING UP. AND THE ANGER ...
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Actor's Distorted View of Christianity
Oscar Isaac, the dashing X-Fighter pilot Poe Dameron of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, was raised in an evangelical household. "My dad was a man of ...
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When New Technology Makes Us Its Servant
In the early 1890s, French painter Auguste Renoir overheard two of his colleagues, Edgar Degas and Jean-Louis Forain, talking about the technological ...
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