JK Rowling: Assisted Suicide is a Choice, Like Salted Caramel. Is She Right?
I found myself at J K Rowling s X page by happenstance Her recent post on assisted suicide caught me off guard
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The Afterlife: Resurrection and Other Possibilities
But how does the doctrine of Christ s resurrection compare with other religious and philosophical options about the afterlife
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Why We Should Be Anxious about Everything
Ever had one of those weeks where bad news comes along like a trip hammer, one right after another Big issues, small issues, serious issues, minor issues Suddenly, they all pile up until the combined ...
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Global South churches challenge role of the West in Bible translation
With local churches increasingly leading the way in translation work, translation agencies have a different role to play now
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A 16-point checklist for retiring pastors
Retirement means many different paths to people Pastors and other church staff especially have issues unique to them
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To moms: God didn’t call us to suffer, but to rest in Him
So spend time with Jesus Then, as you can, make more space each day for the things that help you grow and heal
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How do godly mothers pray?
There are four truths in Hannah s prayer about the character of a godly mother
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The Mark of the Beast on earth and forehead tattoos in Heaven: literal or symbolic?
Four consecutive verses in the Book of Revelation describe unbelievers on Earth having the mark of the beast on their right hand or forehead, and believers in Heaven having God s name tattooed on ...
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Columbia University succumbs to the mob, cancels graduation ceremony
Columbia University caved to the mob and let the unruly anti-Israel radicals on campus win
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Pastor Loran Livingston is semi-wrong in his sermon on Trump-endorsed Bible
No, with the deepest respect, I cannot agree with Pastor Livingston s view It reflects a limited understanding of the mission of God s Kingdom and the expansive nature of our Lord s redemption ...
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John MacArthur is out of touch on combat PTSD
What out-of-touch faith leaders, like MacArthur, fail to understand is that resiliency to overcome the symptoms of combat trauma is more than spiritual
