Why did God allow slavery in the Bible? An honest answer that names the hard verses, and a law that forbade sending a runaway slave back to his master.
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A Coral Reef Thought Dead for 60 Years Is Alive Off Benin
A coral reef thought dead for 60 years has been filmed alive off Benin. The 1960s verdict came from dredges and echoes. Nobody had ever actually seen it.
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What Does the Bible Say About Saving Money? The Manna That Rotted and the Manna That Kept
What does the Bible say about saving money? Three stories answer it: Joseph’s grain, the rich fool’s barns, and manna that rotted one night and kept the next.
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The Inductive Effect: What Chemistry Textbooks Got Wrong
The inductive effect has been taught for nearly a century as a pull that fades down a chain of bonds. A 2026 study says it barely gets past the first one.
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Why Did God Allow Polygamy? Genesis Never Once Calls It Good
Why did God allow polygamy? Genesis never calls it good. Lamech, Hagar, Leah, Hannah: every two-wife home hurt, and God went looking for the ones it hurt.
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Did Jesus Abolish the Law? He Said the Opposite Out Loud
Did Jesus abolish the law? In Matthew 5:17 he said the opposite out loud, then made it harder. What “fulfil” really means, and why grace is the way through.
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What to Say to Someone Who Lost a Parent: Stay Past the Funeral
What to say to someone who lost a parent: short words that help, what to write in a text or card, and why the kindest thing happens weeks after the funeral.
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A WWI Submarine Is Still Leaking TNT Into the North Sea
A WWI submarine leaking TNT into North Sea mussels and starfish sank back in 1917. Here is why scientists say blowing it up could make the problem worse.
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Is It a Sin to Hold a Grudge? Leviticus Pairs It With Love
Is it a sin to hold a grudge? Leviticus 19:18 bans grudges in the same sentence as “love thy neighbour.” See what the Hebrew word means and how to let go.
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Greek Word for Wrath: What Does “Orge” Really Mean?
What does orge really mean? A full word study of ὀργή (orge), Strong’s G3709, the Greek word for wrath: anger that settles in and stays, how it differs from thumos, and why Ephesians 4:26 says “be angry” but not past sundown.