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Why Being Ghosted Hurts
We all have an ongoing fear of being ghosted. Ghosting is now so common that it was added in February of 2017 to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. It describes ...
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Film Stars Who Don’t Know Who They Are
A 2019 interview focusing on the acclaimed British actress Emma Thompson’s 60th birthday was titled “Emma Thompson Gets a Shock at 60.” ...
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The Top Benefits of Aging
Eight in ten Americans agree society puts too much value on appearing youthful. A survey examined perspectives around aging and found that most agree ...
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Seniors Can Go Entire Week Without Talking
For most of us, the older we get, the more we slow down physically. But for some, growing old also means slowing down socially—so much to the point ...
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Secular Historian on the Source of Equality
Some people think that the claim that human equality comes from Jesus is just biased. But when the British historian Tom Holland set out to write his ...
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Beauty's Inexhaustible Shame Machine
Author Cathy O'Neal's The Shame Machine, delves into the numerous ways that corporations, governments, and much of the media have weaponized and ...
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Purposelessness Is Increasing Male Suicides
In his book Of Boys and Men, researcher Richard Reeves writes, “Men are much more likely to commit suicide than women. This is a worldwide long-standing ...
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Andy Crouch Describes ‘Image Bearer’ Prayer Walk
In his book The Life We’re Looking For, author Andy Crouch relates the following spiritual prayer experience. While stuck in Chicago’s O’Hare ...
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Handcrafted by the Ultimate Artisan
There seems to be a trend for artisanal products—coffee shops, bakeries, and the like. Some may not know what artisanal means, other than assuming ...
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New Worship Craze—Workism
Derek Thompson, a staff writer for The Atlantic, argues that Americans have a new object for worship. He calls it the religion of workism. Thompson writes: ...
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