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Offline Club Gathers to Disconnect and Find Friends
A cafe in Amsterdam is filled with people on a Sunday afternoon, but there’s not a laptop or cellphone in sight. Those meeting are part of the Offline ...
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The Benefits of Boredom
Boredom is a universally dreaded feeling. Being bored means wanting to be engaged when you can’t. Boredom is a different experience from the idleness ...
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44 Percent of Americans Pray Every Day
In a culture that feels increasingly disconnected, here’s something surprisingly encouraging: Nearly half of Americans still pray every single day. ...
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Millennial Bible Use Jumped 29%
A 2025 report from the American Bible Society suggests that Bible use is rising—especially among young adults who, until recently, were among the ...
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The Harmful Effects of Information Overload
Pollution. When you hear that word what do you think of? Perhaps dangerous gases are being emitted into our atmosphere. Garbage floating around the ocean. ...
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Sleep Cleans Your Brain
Have you ever wondered what happens in your brain while you sleep? A good night's sleep does more than just help you feel rested; it might literally ...
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The Whispering Gallery
Hidden acoustic wonders called “whispering walls” have awed listeners since ancient times. The field of “archaeo-acoustics” studies ...
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How Multitasking Messes with Your Prayer Life
An article on the website First Things advocates one simple way to improve your prayer life—stop multitasking. David Ousley writes:
Multitasking ...
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Rushing Through a Shallow Life
Religious and non-religious people alike think that many people are living shallow and superficial lives. They have noticed that many are rushing through ...
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The Curse of Being Over-Connected
Sociologist Dalton Conley shares a story about backpacking through Europe when he was 18. He writes, “I had no iPhone. ... I couldn't Google. ...
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