Does forgiving mean forgetting? Brain scans say no – the memory stays exactly as it was, and only the weight attached to it changes. Here is what that means.
What Does the Bible Say About Karma? It’s Not About Them
What does the Bible say about karma? The verse people quote sits inside the one letter Paul wrote to argue the ledger does not decide where you stand.
Financial Stress and Brain Health: What Lands by Age 53
Financial stress and brain health: a study that followed 2,759 people from birth found the cost of long money trouble had already landed in tests by age 53.
Broken Heart Syndrome: Doctors Can Now Spot It in Blood
Broken heart syndrome looks exactly like a heart attack on every test. A new blood score tells the two apart — and points at the brain, not the arteries.
Greek Word for Covenant: What Does “Diatheke” Really Mean?
Diatheke (G1242) is the Greek word for covenant — but in ordinary Greek it meant a last will and testament. A word study on the Septuagint’s translation choice, Hebrews 9, and why you are a beneficiary rather than a signatory.
Feeling Loved by God Did More Than Believing in God
A study of 184,619 people across 22 countries found that feeling loved by God cut the health cost of living alone roughly in half. Belief alone did less.
Beefalo DNA: Most Have No Bison Ancestry at All
A genome study of 47 registered animals found most beefalo DNA holds no bison ancestry at all, plus a second surprise the researchers were not looking for.
Human-Made vs AI: Why the Maker Changes the Value
Human-made vs AI: people rate the same artwork far lower once they’re told a machine made it. Here’s what that reveals about where worth really comes from.
What Is Flop-Core? The Trend of Posting Your Failures
Flop-Core is the trend of posting your failures instead of your wins. A 2025 study found that it genuinely works — which raises a much harder question.
Do Pets Go to Heaven? What the Bible Actually Says
Do pets go to heaven? The Bible never says outright — but in Genesis 9 God makes an everlasting covenant with the animals by name, four separate times.