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Living on Purpose: All of us are only as true as our word
We live in an age that tends to shrug its shoulders when confronted with spreading information that is not true. Instead of asking, like Pilate, "What is truth?" the postmodern man says, "Truth is relevant to each individual," or perhaps "There might be truth somewhere, but we cannot know it."
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Classics still ring out from the red back hymnal in Apison, Tennessee
Sporting a cane and crisp gray suit, Steve Cox approached the Hullander Farm barn, raring to sing.
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Breakpoint: The promises and perils of artificial intelligence
In sci-fi and horror movies, the "mad scientist" rarely begins as a villain.
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Pastor Bo: Random access musings, installment No. 6
Eight months. Actually, eight months and eight days; that is the duration of time, this time around, that I have been writing single-thought columns and have not gathered all of my loose mental squirrels into a single place.
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Living on Purpose: Do we really want to know God’s plan?
Those of us who have been in the Christian faith for a while joyfully embrace Romans chapter 8 as it is filled with encouraging promises.
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Living on Purpose: Pulling down strongholds within our minds
The human experience includes the standard requirement to choose right and wrong and has always been accountable when it comes to good and evil. Each of us has the free will to choose how we live.
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Breakpoint: Money can’t fix China’s population decline
Last year, the population of the nation of China dropped by at least 2 million people. That number is over double the nation's population decline in 2022.
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Breakpoint: Morality, death and the illusion of control: Why we won’t and don’t need to live forever
Earlier this year, tech multimillionaire and anti-aging obsessionist Bryan Johnson invited 2,500 people to apply for a spot in his latest endeavor. "Project Blueprint" is a 90-day, watered-down version of Johnson's extreme $2-million-per-year anti-aging regimen. The project's goal is simply, "Don't die."
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Pastor Bo: SpongeBob and fellowship for the win at men’s retreat
If I were of a petty or sensitive nature, I would be pretty sore right now.
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Living on Purpose: The subtle ways we’re tempted to let down our guard
Years ago, I worked in a department of five people, and one day our director was replaced with someone new.
