The Arts: Wired discusses producing fine musical instruments with 3-D printers. (They use the term, 3dvarius!)
Rebecca Luella Miller on Christianity and beauty. (She brings in Tim Tebow, too, amazingly enough.)
Christianity: Benjamin L. Corey on the type of people you should associate with (hint: see Galatians 5:22-23).
Relevant on how to guard against infidelity, especially on-line infidelity. "Married people don’t just suddenly stumble into affairs ... It’s usually the inevitable result of thousands of questionable decisions, all of which slowly, sometimes imperceptibly, lead people astray."
Relevant also lists "7 Sins the Church Ignores."
Health: National Public Radio has a report on six communities, on at least three continents, where people live much longer than others, and suggests reasons for this, including some things that you and I can do individually -- but community action is more important.
Literature: (or something) NPR reports on new words added to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Science: Wired tells us why we don't know enough yet (and may never) to preserve most endangered species by artificial insemination.
National Public Radio lets us listen in on, and explains, mate-attracting sounds in treehoppers and crickets.
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2 comments:
I think God creates beauty for His own pleasure, and that He takes delight in surprising us when we discover those microscopic things, those things far off in outer space, and things deep down in the ocean depths. There are many delights that we haven't discovered yet, not to mention the glories of heaven -- Wow!
Interesting article by Benjamin Corey. Worth thinking about, and trying to follow.
You are right about beauty.
Thanks for your faithfulness in commenting.
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