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Are Miracles Just Misunderstood Science?
Are Miracles Just Misunderstood Science? A burning bush that speaks. A sea that splits in two. A blind man who suddenly sees. A statue that weeps. A prayer that heals a disease doctors gave up on. Stories of miracles have stirred the human imagination for millennia. For the devout, they’re signs of divine intervention. For…
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Prophets or Profiteers? Calling Out the Billion-Dollar Jesus Industry
Prophets or Profiteers? Calling Out the Billion-Dollar Jesus Industry From arenas filled with worshippers waving cell phone lights to bestselling books, luxury church compounds, and branded merch, it’s clear that Jesus sells. But what happens when the message of love, humility, and sacrifice becomes a marketing tool? When the carpenter from Nazareth is packaged as…
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Is There a Future for Sacred Time in an Always-On Culture?
Is There a Future for Sacred Time in an Always-On Culture? There was a time—not so long ago—when sunsets signaled rest, when one day a week was reserved for stillness, and when moments of silence were not filled with scrolling. But today, the hum of digital life never stops. Emails flood in after midnight. Social…
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Mindful Media Consumption for Ethical Living
Mindful Media Consumption for Ethical Living In a world where headlines scroll faster than our thoughts and algorithms know our desires before we do, media consumption is no longer passive—it’s powerful. Every video watched, article shared, or meme liked shapes not just our opinions, but our values, habits, and relationships. Yet how often do we…
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What Saints and Scientists Say About Selflessness
What Saints and Scientists Say About Selflessness Selflessness—often seen as the hallmark of saints and spiritual heroes—might seem outdated in a world that celebrates ambition, branding, and personal achievement. But beneath the noise of modern life, a deeper truth endures: living for something beyond the self is not just noble—it’s essential. Across traditions and disciplines,…
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Storytelling as Survival The Evolutionary Roots of Myth
Storytelling as Survival: The Evolutionary Roots of Myth Long before the first written word, long before the first city or scroll, human beings gathered around firelight and shared stories. Tales of gods and monsters, creation and catastrophe, heroes and tricksters danced from tongue to tongue across generations. These myths were not just entertainment—they were maps…
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Shared Mourning How Grief Unites the World
Shared Mourning: How Grief Unites the World Grief is one of the most personal experiences we can have—and one of the most universal. When we lose someone or something we love, the pain cuts deep. It is intimate, aching, and often silent. And yet, grief is also what connects us across time, cultures, and continents….
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Can Biotech Enhance Our Humanity Without Losing Our Soul?
Can Biotech Enhance Our Humanity Without Losing Our Soul? We live in an age where science fiction is rapidly becoming science fact. From gene editing and brain-computer interfaces to lab-grown organs and synthetic biology, biotechnology is opening doors we once thought only gods could walk through. Humanity now has the power not just to heal—but…