Mutations Always Result in a Loss

By Bruce Malone: Darwin’s original theory of evolution included the idea that environmental changes could cause structural changes to occur in plants and animals. He also postulated that these acquired characteristics could be transmitted to offspring. ...

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13 Lessons From A Great Social Entrepreneur: Pamela Atkinson

Devin Thorpe, Forbes, Sept. 23, 2012: Pamela Atkinson, an adviser to the last three governors in Utah, an Elder in the First Presbyterian Church and a tireless advocate for the homeless and refugees in Utah, still volunteers her time actively and personally...

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A Jornada Rumo à Simplicidade

Amanda WhiteA caminho da academia eu ouvia a um programa de rádio cristão onde cada dia fazem uma pergunta para os ouvintes responderem por telefone ou Facebook. Hoje era um assunto simples: “Qual a sua expectativa de futuro?”As pessoas enviaram respostas simples, mas estimulantes. Por exemplo, uma moça disse que fica na expectativa de tomar uma xícara...

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Godly Confidence

A compilationDownload Audio (9.5MB)Exodus 4:10–14 [says,]Moses said to the Lord, “O Lord, I have never been eloquent, neither in the past nor since you have spoken to your servant. I am slow of speech and tongue.”The Lord said to him, “Who gave man his mouth? Who makes him deaf or mute? Who gives him sight or makes him blind? Is it not I, the Lord?...

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What Good is Part of an Animal?

The late Dr. Werher von Braun, a renowned space scientist and former director of NASA, made the following statement concerning our origin, “One cannot be exposed to the law and order of the universe without concluding that there must be design and purpose behind it all...To be forced to believe only one conclusion - that everything in the universe...

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Eight Tips to Decrease Public Speaking Anxiety

By Mary Ann Gauthier, Dumb Little Man, Sept. 24, 2012Let’s face it: Many of us would rather dive into a vat of boiling oil than give a speech. Public speaking is one of the major phobias. But it doesn’t have to be that way.By following the eight tips below, you can decrease your public speaking anxiety and give an effective speech.1. Prepare. Taking...

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First-Ever Lifetime Feeding Study Finds Genetically Engineered Corn Causes Massive Tumors, Organ Damage, and Early Death

Dr. Mercola, September 22 2012The first-ever lifetime feeding study evaluating the health risks of genetically engineered foods was published online on September 19, and the results are troubling, to say the least. This new study joins a list of over 30 other animal studies showing toxic or allergenic problems with genetically engineered foods.The...

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How to Stop Hospitals From Killing Us

By Marty Makary, WSJ, Sept. 21, 2012When there is a plane crash in the U.S., even a minor one, it makes headlines. There is a thorough federal investigation, and the tragedy often yields important lessons for the aviation industry. Pilots and airlines thus learn how to do their jobs more safely.The world of American medicine is far deadlier: Medical...

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Thought Power

By Jesus, speaking in prophecyDownload Audio (6.2MB)Pray without ceasing.1Turn your thoughts into prayers. If you want to know how to pray more and how to get more things done, transform your thoughts into prayers. Think of all the things you do throughout the day, all the things you think about, all the thoughts that run through your head! So many...

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Lessons of Love

By M. Fontaine Download Audio (11.6MB) I have always been quite work-oriented, but I took it to an even higher level when my immediate co-workers left to attend a conference and were gone for about two months, as I had a lot of time to myself to both work and pray. I was very satisfied with all the hours I was able to put into doing both. I worked...

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"War Is Horrible, but . . ."

By Robert Higgs, The Independent Review, Fall 2012 issueAnyone who has done even a little reading about the theory and practice of war—whether in political theory, international relations, theology, history, or common journalistic commentary—has encountered a sentence of the form “War is horrible, but … .” In this construction, the phrase that follows...

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