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Many of us feel so trapped. Not just physically, although that's been crazy enough! But the compassionate parts of us that long to help those suffering from the COVID epidemic feel trapped too. What we can make for others is hard to keep free from germs. How we can comfort most people is limited...
Our New Exciting Way to Heal Many Hereafters!
Friends of Healing Hereafter, sorry it's been awhile, but we're very excited about why! We've been working long and hard on a life-giving project that allows the rationality and refreshment of biblically-inspired research to benefit the whole world, not just our beliefs!Healing Hereafter has long...
Is Salvation By/Through Grace or By/Through Faith?
I know, I know, some of you feel you've considered all there is to know about the age-old debate between faith and works, grace and faith, and God's role versus our role in salvation. Others of you may have never thought about the question above and are hopefully intrigued. In either case,...
What Young(er) People Teach Us About Relationships
In working with college students, I have the wonderful privilege of celebrating many new marriages. It is a beautiful thing to see these young adults reach milestones in their relationship and lives you always wanted for them the moment you met them. But it's even more beautiful when you realize...
It’ll Make Sense When…When What?
Aw, ain't he just the cutest little thing? Regardless of your response, the correct answer is actually "Yes, yes he is." But to humor any of you potential detractors out there, I will admit that it wasn't always easy for me to think of our youngest son in such a way...and still isn't when he gets...
When Summaries Aren’t Satisfying
Perhaps this rings a bell: you're in a difficult class, your teacher or prof is explaining something really complex, and you are about ready to completely give up having any chance of understanding it. And then she says those magic words, "That was a lot of info, but I summarized what you really...
Sacrificing the Forest for the Tree
Or in my son's case, sacrificing the tree for the branch! He has this little quirk that my wife and I have noticed in him from even his earliest days: An inexplicable antagonism toward trees. He's not afraid of them, and he's never had a bad experience with them (to our knowledge). He just likes...
Rules Versus Refreshment!
Well, it took 30 years, but I've finally witnessed a fully functioning Mousetrap board game! We had about 2/3 of one when I was a kid, and try my best, I couldn't figure out what the missing pieces were or did. This was maddening, as I just knew the mouse trap contraption would be awesome once...
The Importance of Asking (and Answering) Why
It's a mixed blessing. At a certain point in child development—and I suspect that no parent escapes this—your adorable tot will start giving you the play-by-play of every event that occurs. Not by reporting them like a supercharged sportscaster, but rather by asking why each of them is taking...
The Logic of Believing in God
There are many people who believe we must choose between logic and faith, that atheism is a sign of objective thought while theism is a sign of subjective belief. To their credit, they rightly point out that appealing to sacred texts or subjective experiences to “prove” the existence of a deity is...
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