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George Clooney Gives $14 Million to Friends
In a recent interview with GQ, George Clooney discusses his "charmed" life. GQ's "Icon of the Year" was married in 2014 at the ...
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This Dad Took His Son to Mongolia Just to Get Him Off His Phone
Mr. Clarke felt like he was losing touch with his son Khobe, who was always on his phone. He partly blames himself. He told the BBC, “If there's ...
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COVID-19 and the Crown of Thorns
In his blog article, Dr. Timothy Tennent, the President of Asbury Theological Seminary, makes a fascinating connection between the Coronavrius and the ...
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The 100 Day Fast of Emperor Penguins
Did you know that Emperor penguins spend about 4 months fasting as they watch over, care for, and incubate their eggs? This is a 100 to a 115 day fast! ...
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Rock Climber Tenaciously Devoted to His Choices
In June 2017, 33-year-old rock climber Alex Honnold, scaled El Capitan. That’s a 3,000 foot granite rock in Yosemite national park, widely considered ...
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Fasting as a Spiritual Discipline
John Piper writes: “My own serious consideration of fasting as a spiritual discipline began as a result of visiting Dr. Joon Gon Kim in Seoul, Korea. ...
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One Luxury the Wealthiest Are Determined to Buy—At Any Cost
In the last 100 years, advances in medicine have been adding two years to the average life expectancy every decade. But apparently, for many people, this ...
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There is no Repentance without Risk and Vulnerability
There’s a powerful scene in a novel written by the South African writer Alan Paton. The story centers on a young police lieutenant, husband, and ...
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2,000 Obituaries Reveal the Most Common Word
National Public Radio recently aired a segment on dying well and what the living can learn from the lives of the deceased. The segment featured a marketing ...
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New Insight into the Miracle of Metamorphosis
Until recently, the only way to study how a caterpillar changes into a butterfly was to cut open the chrysalis or x-ray it—both with fatal results. ...
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