Living on Purpose: The dark side can change the world by deceiving just one generation
A child's mind is like a sponge that is constantly absorbing more information.

A child's mind is like a sponge that is constantly absorbing more information.

Some of you might keep a close watch on the news, and others may listen occasionally or not at all. Whatever the case, you've heard enough to realize that it's common for worldly information to be relayed from a biased perspective.

My wife, Cheryl, and I grew up around dogs.

We spoke last week about addictions, which involve more people than we could imagine, and we should realize by now that personal problems happen whether one proclaims they are a Christian or not.
In the field of psychology, cognitive dissonance is the perception of contradictory information and the mental toll of it.
There is a lot of talk today about the reality of a global system of organized evil that controls the governments and social politics of the world. There are many different attitudes, from thinking this is silly to being consumed with anxiety and stress.
The Christian and the non-Christian are supposed to be different.

Humans have always wanted to be happy. It's the reason and purpose that people live.
Every summer we look forward to the Fourth of July because it's filled with fun things to do, like barbecuing, picnics, games, family gatherings, boating, camping and fireworks. Also, for many, it's usually a paid vacation day, which is always nice.
All levels of government and its ally, the mainstream media, are regularly accused of dishonesty.