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Sending Tweets to Aliens
Is there something or Someone out there who is really listening to us? Does anyone care beyond our little planet? Apparently, a group of techies and scientists ...
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Last Words of Famous Rock Stars
In his book, The Encyclopedia of Dead Rock Stars, rock historian Jeremy Simmonds writes, "When the final moment [of life] does arrive, even the most ...
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Girl Carves the Word "EMPTY" into Her Skin
Psychologist Madeline Levine has been counseling teenagers for over 25 years, but recently Levine has begun to see a new breed of unhappy teenagers—smart, ...
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Our Addiction to Busyness
If you live in America in the 21st century, you've probably had to listen to a lot of people tell you how busy they are. It's become the default ...
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When Our Spiritual Life Resembles a Treadmill
Treadmills are fun if you want to get a little exercise. Unfortunately, for many people, religion feels like running on a treadmill: they're working ...
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Chuck Colson: Life Is More than Money, Power, and Pleasure
Charles Colson tells the following story about his home town of Naples, Florida, which he calls "one of the garden spots of the world."
It's ...
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Famous People on the Meaning of Life
Four psychologists did a study of notable quotations from famous people around the world about the meaning of life. The study analyzed the quotes of 195 ...
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David Brooks on Our Need for Relationships
[The 19th century English poet] Samuel Taylor Coleridge described how his own [son], then three-years-old, awoke in the night and called to his mother. ...
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Studs Terkel on Work
How do you feel about your job? Studs Terkel, the famous Chicago author, interviewed hundreds of people about their jobs and recorded what they said in ...
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Depression Eased by Belief in a Caring God
A study by Rush University Medical Center in Chicago found that "belief in a concerned God can improve response to medical treatment" in patients ...
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