An acquaintance of mine, who is highly intelligent and has a philosophical bent, also carries antipathy toward God and religion.
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- Daily Devotional, July 147/14/2010 - "Memory before birth" Got a good memory? Recent research conducted in the Netherlands and published in the medical journal Child Development reveals that babies can remember things quite we...
- Daily Devotional, July 137/13/2010 - None of my business? When we first read the book of Obadiah, it's easy to regard its contents as little more than a prophetic tirade in which God's wrath is directed toward Israel's enemies...
- Daily Devotional, July 127/12/2010 - Maybe? I sat in the dark atop a mountain overlooking a lost city. Above my head, a Mindanaon downpour assaulted the tin roof of the bungalow I called home. I had just learned that my best f...
- Daily Devotional, July 97/9/2010 - Christ comes incognito The board game Articulate challenges players to help their teammates guess the object, action, or location they're describing without saying it outright. You can't gi...
- Daily Devotional, July 87/8/2010 - On Fire Savannah, Georgia, has always been a charming city. Throughout the downtown area, its graceful squares rest quietly with their shady wellestablished trees, intermittent park benches...
- Daily Devotional, July 77/7/2010 - Embodied While serving as a professor at the University of Washington, sociologist Rodney Stark wrote his influential book, The Rise of Christianity, to answer the riddle of Christianity's ...
- Daily Devotional, July 67/6/2010 - No Money Down Some people suppose that the offer of salvation is similar to other big-ticket items. Beds, refrigerators, and automobiles cost more than most people can afford, so stores oft...
- Daily Devotional, July 57/5/2010 - Deliverance A 10-year-old human trafficking victim is freed from a brothel in Southeast Asia where she had been abused and sexually exploited. Another child, age 9, is released from indentu...
- Daily Devotional, July 27/2/2010 - Fooling Ourselves Almost 30 years ago, according to a magazine story, an unusual work of modern art was put on display, a chair attached to a shotgun. It was to be interacted with by sittin...
- Daily Devotional, July 17/1/2010 - "Simple" Life seems so much simpler in the Old Testament. Obey God = get blessed. Don't obey Him = expect trouble. It's a simple theology that satisfies our craving for justice. The story ...
- Daily Devotional, June 306/30/2010 - "The Embrace of God" Adrian Edwards was separated from his parents as a toddler, passed along from institution to foster home, and introduced to a life of crime at a young age. As a teenage...
- Daily Devotional, June 296/29/2010 - "Even In The Dark" Joining the rash of reality television shows in the United States, Dating in the Dark hit the airwaves last summer. Each week, three guys and three girls got together for...
- Daily Devotional, June 286/28/2010 - "Worn Out" I'm just so tired." It's a common phrase that I've heard from people in my counseling office over the years. Sometimes they say the words to play the "pity me" card. Others are u...
- Daily Devotional, June 256/25/2010 - "Sock Puppet and Frenemy" Do you use a sock puppet to secretly keep track of your frenemies? Plan to spend your staycation watching vlogs and webisodes?" If you're not sure what all that ...
- Daily Devotional, June 246/24/2010 - "Foundations" A nearly finished 13-story apartment building in Shanghai toppled over like a lone domino pushed by an invisible hand. An engineer on site said, "When we arrived on the scene,...
- Daily Devotional, June 236/23/2010 - "True View" Researchers Christian Smith and Melinda Lundquist Denton have coined a term for the religious beliefs of many teens, Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. Their view of God and faith,...
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