True Rebellion and Rural Living
I’m sitting here in my basement office, thanks to Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet network. I could be in New […]
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Living in Reality
You might be a pure materialist. But if you believe we were created in any way in the image of
The Spiritual and Bodily Art of Living Free
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: The way I think influences my behavior, and if my thinking leads to destructive actions, certain tools
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America’s Health Crisis: How Diet, Lifestyle, and Faith Are The Real Key to Lasting Change
Dr. Casey Means has been on a crusade to change how America eats. She walked away from a promising career
The Funky Taco, Quality Goods, and Christ
“When it’s done well, that’s all you need.” That’s what the server explained to me at The Funky Taco (https://eatlivefunky.com/)
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Do you know Mary T. Klinker? You should.
Mary T. Klinker died in 1975, serving our country and serving the children of Vietnam. Captain Klinker was a flight
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Remote Viewing, Silly Gods, and True Faith
Edwin C. May (https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/articles/edwin-c-may), a PhD in nuclear physics, was once the director of Project Stargate, a secret U.S. program
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Confronting The Darkness of Sean Combs and Terry Richardson
You’ve no doubt heard about the darkness of Sean Combs, dramatically exposed with his recent arrest on a multitude of
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The Brain Is A Transducer, Our Soul the Messenger
I never imagined that a revolutionary theory by an atheist about how our brain works could compliment my understanding of
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An unexpected and heavenly visit to the Abbey of Gethsemani or, How Thomas Merton changed my life
Driving home from Nashville late one morning, the day still felt fully ahead of me. Crossing over into the rolling
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