Christianity:A Christianity Today article on the pervasive role of coffee in many churches.
Christianity Today also has an article on reasons why we can't afford not to pray for each other.
A writer for Relevant points out three lies that churches often teach about dating.
A Christianity Today interviewee wants us to stop reading the Bible in little pieces.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware points to a helpful article on how to sort, and how to find most anything in your gmail.
Education: A Scientific American contributor weighs in on whether tablet devices are a good teaching tool.
Politics: A Relevant writer says that "we" are not in a holy war with ISIS.
Science: Scientific American reports that people react differently to moral dilemmas when they hear about them in a language other than their native tongue.
Scientific American also reports that a bipartisan group of military leaders is urging action to prepare for climate change. (The Republican-controlled Congress has specifically barred the military from doing so!)
And, says Scientific American, there is an almost unknown group of soil microorganisms, the Cercozoans, that occur in immense numbers, and astonishing variety, and are important in soil ecology.
Sports: (or something) The Associated Press reports that an 800-plus pound alligator has been caught in South Carolina.
Congratulations to In Gee Chun (aka Chun, In-Gee) on arguably achieving the best score ever in a major tournament, by a golfer of either sex, in the recent Evian Championship. (ESPN; Wikipedia)
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