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80 Percent of Our Words Are Shared with Five People
According to a study published in Scientific American, we each speak an average of 16,000 words per day. We like to imagine ourselves conversing with ...
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Secular Reporter Praises the Work of Evangelicals
In 2011 New York Times editorialist Nicholas Kristof wrote a column praising the work of many evangelical Christians. Kristof begins by noting that at ...
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Human "Love Hormone" Only Goes So Far
Scientists have identified a specific, love-inducing, trust-building chemical called Oxytocin. Psychologists refer to it as the "hormone of love." When ...
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Christians as God's "Plan A"
There's over 2,500 verses in the Bible that deal with the issue of helping the poor, the sick, the hungry. God set it up that we are to address this issue ...
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Recording Artist Sings for Justice
It was an episode of Law & Order that confronted Christian recording artist Natalie Grant with the horrors of child sex trafficking in South Asia. ...
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What It Looks Like to Be a Neighbor
Recently, while inching along in traffic, I saw two men in conversation on the sidewalk. One man was seated on a box at the end of the freeway off-ramp. ...
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Former Prisoner Ministers to the Imprisoned
By the time of his 22nd arrest—following a dramatic chase through Miami [that involved] many police cars and much shooting—John Sala had reached ...
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The Long View: The Enemy Within
Once upon a time, the annual celebration of Thanksgiving was also an occasion for sober reflection….
Our nation, and its pursuit of liberty and ...
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Chemistry As Religion
In his book High Society, Joseph Califano, the chairman of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, talks about the ...
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Chicago Ministry Reaches Out to Male Prostitutes
When a gnawing crack addiction engulfed Andy's life almost two decades ago, he abandoned family and friends. He was sleeping on park benches in Chicago's ...
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