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We have all been hit by OUTLIERS. In school, when the teacher grades on a curve, outliers are the death of our grade. Everyone bombs a test, but because one kid gets a 90 it knocks down everyone else's grade. The phenomenon of OUTLIERS is an important topic to...
Ratio Christi posted an article recently by Sean McDowell showing how our LOVE of story is evidence of God: OUR STORYTELLING NATURE PROVIDES EVIDENCE FOR GOD I came across this on Twitter just after reading this interesting post, from a completely different sector....
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“Why did God make Satan?” Recently, a young Turkish mother posed this question to my husband, the pastor of The Protestant Church of Smyrna. She pointed out that Chaos was in the waters of Genesis 1, and asked, “ Where did that Chaos come from?” These are...
I learned today, in this article and some other related research, that a second Mona Lisa painting is suspected of being another side of a 3D experience. If anyone could pull this off, it would be Leonardo DaVinci. I focused my eyes between these two pictures and was...
The Confessions pre-Enlightenment are more reliable than our own private interpretation of Scripture. R. Scott Clark
If Jesus wrote a self-help book, what would it be like? Darlene Bocek· Author, The Last Noel 23 Jan 2021 Let’s look at his parables and find what conclusion can be found. He uses nature as a major element, meaning that the rules that are part of the natural world are,...
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