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Culture Watch
Many Americans don’t understand AI despite already using it, research finds
Many Americans lack a general understanding of artificial intelligence and how people already are using AI in their daily lives,…
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Church & Ministry
Every year, adults and students take part in ‘Bring Your Bible Day’
Every year on the first Thursday of October, students all around the country participate in “Bring Your Bible Day,” a…
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Church & Ministry
This theology is driving young Christians away from Israel
Young Christians in the United States are abandoning support for Israel as they increasingly move toward the theology of amillennial…
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Culture Watch
More young adults say Bible transformed their lives
Despite the well-documented rise of religious “nones,” new research found that the share of young adults who believe the Bible…
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Adoption/Foster News
The Beauty of Adult Adoption
Fourteen years ago, one day before Thanksgiving Day, I became Bill Dillon’s daughter with the banging of a gavel. As…
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Church & Ministry
Decline in church attendance tied to lack of healthy marriages, fathers in home
The decline in healthy marriages and the role of fathers is leading directly to fewer people in church, according to…
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Columns
Research and the Bible agree: Generosity is good for you
Generosity, a fundamental virtue of all cultures, finds profound expression in the Bible as benefitting the giver and receiver. New…
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50+ Lifestyles
Psychiatrist says church is cure for loneliness epidemic
Americans, even many Christians, are experiencing an epidemic of loneliness. The U.S. Surgeon General calls loneliness a public health threat…
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Columns
Helping ourselves and children shine God’s light on ‘doubt’
A child’s greatest enemy, doubt can become a best friend. The secret is to help him or her bring those…
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In a high-tech world, adults prefer printed Bibles
Although the popularity of online Bibles has grown in the digital age, most adults still prefer the old-fashioned paper version.…
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