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In “What is Man?”, Dr. Edgar Andrews, a leading Christian physicist in Europe with two earned doctorate degrees in physics, explores three answers to this question: Judaeo-Christian, secularist, and evolutionary. By ‘man’ he means either a male, person, or the human race. The Judae-Christian view is that human beings are made in the image of […]
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WordPress is one of the most famous platforms on the internet. I’ve heard it said from two audio books that about 80% of websites on the internet are created with WordPress. WordPress is like the Microsoft Word of websites. So, when WordPress offers you a free PDF to improve your writing, you might want to
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Listen, my child, to the instruction from your father, and do not forsake the teaching from your mother. 9For they will be like an elegant garland on your head, and like pendants around your neck. The fascinating feature of Proverbs, in the first chapter, we are able to “listen in” on a conversation that a
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Proverbs 1:1 (NET): The proverbs of Solomon son of David, king of Israel: Authorship: In verse one, we learn that the author of chapter one of Proverbs is King Solomon. This was David’s son who offered a pleasing sacrifice to God in 1 Kings 3:5-14. As a result, God appeared to Solomon in a dream
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In the Apostle Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians, he writes to them about a thorn in his flesh. Some theologians have claimed that the thorn was a moral struggle of Paul’s while others speculate that the problem was actually a physical ailment, like a loss of vision. The latter would make sense since it
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No. It’s Superwoman, and she is my wife. Everyday for the past twelve years, I’ve looked into the eyes of a heroin. I have seen her drive many days as I lay in my bed. She was up, pacing the floor, making calls, doing paperwork. Many a day, I
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“That’s why no one likes you,” said my brother. “Well, God does,” I replied. The irony of this moment, now, a decade or more in the past, is that although on the surface we disagreed, we deeply agreed in my heart. He didn’t say anything that wasn’t obvious from my interactions with the kids in
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When my wife agreed to let me name our firstborn, I was excited to give my son my name. Fast forward two years later. We learn after many concerns about my son’s progress that he has some form of autism. He was “on the spectrum” as they said. This produced much suffering in me and
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An Argument Against Active Shooter Drills Today, while preparing to play the guitar in the library for national guitar day, I heard a loud commotion in the hallway. I investigated through a large class window in my room to see twenty to thirty students running away from something. One student dropped a binder, sending notebook
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When you think of grammar, what do you think about? Do you think of teachers with rulers, hitting the hands of young, impressionable minds for incorrect answers to questions about grammar? Do you see big red ‘Fs’ on worksheets, lists of comma rules that are too much for an attorney to master? What if I
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