Notre Dame College to Close after Over 100 Years in Operation
A Catholic college in Ohio is closing its doors after more than 100 years in operation as it prepares its students to continue pursuing their education elsewhere
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Why Looking after Our Health is Biblical
We may wonder what is the point of looking after our bodies that will die anyway and be resurrected. How much do our physical bodies matter? But God cares about our bodies because He created them.
Scientists Grow Mini Organs from Cells in Amniotic Fluid
This microscope image provided by researchers in March 2024 shows a kidney organoid resembling renal tubules, created from cells collected from amniotic fluid. Photo by Giuseppe Cal...
SBC DIGEST: Lifeway releases Hawkins’ book on Criswell; NOBTS holds sold-out Abide conference | Baptist Press
‘Criswell: His Life and Times’ traces calling and ministry of influential pastor By Aaron Earls/Lifeway BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) – W.A. Criswell is a name well known in Baptist circles. He served as the president of the Southern Baptist Convention and pastored one of the largest churches in America for five…
European Commission Slaps Apple with Nearly $2 Billion Fine for Antitrust Violations
The executive branch of the European Union fined Apple over €1.83 billion ($1.95 billion) on Monday for violating antitrust rules. The commission says its investigation showed the tech giant unfairl...
Counseling Didn't Work For Me. What Do I Do Now? - RELEVANT
So, you tried counseling and hated it. What happens now? The reality is that counseling might not work the first time you try it. It could take time to
Nearly Half of Americans Support National 16-Week Abortion Ban
Nearly half of United States citizens say they would support a federal ban on abortion after 16 weeks into a pregnancy, according to a recent poll
Three Dating Myths Christians Need to Kiss Goodbye - RELEVANT
A wise man once told me that there were only two outcomes for dating relationships: getting married or breaking up. “The secret,” he said, “is knowing how
Forum panel talks about necessary paradigm shift from orphanages to family-based care
On the third day of the World Without Orphans global forum that is currently taking place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, a panel discussion highlighted a central issue the orphan care movement is wrestling with today: the need to move away from institutionalized care in orphanages and finding solutions that ensure children grow up in permanent families.
What is postmodernism, and why should we care?
The word "postmodern" is heard a lot, but how many know what it really means?
