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Lying Takes More Brain Energy
A study at Temple University School of Medicine found that lying takes more brain energy than telling the truth. Participants were divided into two groups. ...
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Broken Globe Symbolic of Broken World
In a sermon Pastor Matt Woodley shared the following story:
When I was about ten years old, my dad, a medical doctor, received a special gift from one ...
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World War II Boat Floats from Ocean Floor
Sometimes no one ever really knows what lurks beneath until things get a good shake. An April earthquake in the region of the Solomon Islands shook loose ...
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How God Feels About Humanity
We serve a God who created our humanity, weeps at the fall of our humanity, became our humanity, and is redeeming our humanity.
—Author Glenn Stanton
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Technician Accidentally Erases Billions
While most office workers will admit to making mistakes on their computer in the routine hustle and bustle of a workweek, it's doubtful many make ...
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Human Beings Are Poor at Risk Assessment
As human beings, we pride ourselves on being the only species that understands the concept of risk. Yet we have a confounding habit of worrying about ...
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Man Re-Unites Lost Shoes
In May of 1990, the cargo ship Hansa Carrier was hit by a severe storm during its voyage from South Korea to the United States. In the middle of the tempest, ...
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Investing in Vice
As of 2006, the stock market boasts 150 mutual funds that designate themselves as "socially responsible." This means that investments are only ...
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Crime-Free Island Rocked by Burglary
The tiny island town of Colonsay, Scotland (population 130), is home to a smattering of small businesses. The lone school has eleven students. There is ...
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Chesterton on the Fall
To the question, "What is meant by the fall?" I could answer with complete sincerity that, "Whatever I am, I am not myself."
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