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Linguist Claims Babies from Many Cultures Cry ‘Daddy’
Linguists tell us that babies of virtually all cultures use similar syllables for addressing their parents. It is easy for maturing babies to say the ...
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We’re All Special-Needs Children to God
Adoption attorney David Anderson wrote in Christianity Today about how it is a privilege for him to help the rare parents who adopt special-needs children. ...
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Growing Need for Religion at Funerals
Death abounded in America in 2020 and 2021. According to preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 570,000 more people ...
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18 Percent of Households Are Nuclear Families
The number of homes in America with the traditional “nuclear family” of a married couple with children is now the lowest it has been since ...
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High School Runner Pushes Brother’s Wheelchair in Every Race
While most high school athletes have their family cheering for them on the sidelines, Susan Bergeman’s brother, Jeffrey, is there every step of ...
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Why ‘Garbage Time’ Matters
Jeff Haden, contributing editor for Inc., explains the difference between “quality time” and what Jerry Seinfeld identifies as “garbage ...
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101-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Is 'The Happiest Man on Earth'
At 101-years-old, Eddie Jaku has over a century of wisdom and life experience to draw from—and he's trying to use it to help others see the ...
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Mark Wahlberg on the Change God Made in His Life
Mark Wahlberg got into trouble in his youth. He often skipped school and had run-ins with police. At the age of 16, he robbed a convenience store, resulting ...
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Jay Leno Pretends to Be Boy’s Uncle
A kid was bullied at school because he pretended that the talk show host, Jay Leno, was his uncle. When Leno learned this, he tracked the kid down and ...
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Signposts that Point Toward Home
There's a Signpost Forest just outside of Watson Lake, Yukon. It was started in 1942 when a soldier named Carl K. Lindley was injured while working ...
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