How to stop hating yourself when the voice won’t quit: Paul called himself wretched, and the verdict he wrote next was never meant to wait for a new chapter.
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How Cats Recognize Each Other: Scientists Found a Scent ID That Barely Fades
How cats recognize each other: 13 rare fatty acids in cat urine form a scent ID that barely fades, and cats remember it for months. What scientists found.
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Are All Sins Equal? What Jesus Told Pilate Says No
Are all sins equal? James 2:10 seems to say yes, but Jesus told Pilate one sin was greater. Here is how both are true, and what neither verse says about you.
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What Is Food Noise? Why Thoughts About Food Won’t Stop
What is food noise? The constant chatter about what to eat next has a name. Where it came from, why it is not weakness, and how to turn it down for free.
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What Is Limerence? The Bible Records One Case So Precisely It Collapses in a Single Verse
What is limerence? The obsessive can’t-stop-thinking crush has a name, and 2 Samuel 13 records one case so precisely that it collapses in a single verse.
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New Penguin Species: The Gentoo Hiding in Plain Sight
A new penguin species, the southeastern gentoo, stood unnoticed on the remote Kerguelen Islands for years. Here’s how scientists found it and why it matters.
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Long COVID Brain Fog Was “All in Your Head” – Just Not the Way People Meant
Long COVID brain fog was never imagined. PET scans found up to 20% fewer dopamine nerve markers in the brain areas that handle drive, movement and memory.
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Who Was Methuselah? The Longest Life, the Shortest Story
Who was Methuselah? The oldest man in the Bible lived 969 years and gets one line. Add the ages in Genesis 5 and his death lands in the very year of the Flood.
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Who Was Joseph of Arimathea? The Secret Disciple Who Went Public on the Worst Day
Who was Joseph of Arimathea? John calls him a secret disciple. Mark says he dared to ask Pilate for the body of Jesus on the day it looked like all was lost.
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How to Deal With Disappointment Without Hoping Less
How to deal with disappointment? The usual advice is to expect less. But the research behind that advice found hope itself lifts you. Keep it. Here’s how.