Christianity: Relevant reports on a study that showed that graduates of Christian colleges care more about others, and less about making money, than graduates of secular universities.
Relevant also tells us about 4 things that Jesus never said, but that He is often, er, said to have said.
And a Relevant writer says that Christianity isn't just a relationship, but it's a religion.
And Relevant interviews Eugene Cho, new leader of Bread for the World. Cho has a lot to say about Christians and politics.
He Lives reminds us that not everything created on day six was good.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware suggests a program that will help you recover log-ins and product keys.
Politics: (sort of) Gizmodo reports that adding more lanes to highways increases highway congestion.
(and Christianity) Relevant reports that President Trump, once more, disputes Christ's teachings about dealing with one's enemies.
Science: (and Health) NPR reports that gene repair on a person (not on a cell culture), to cure a specific disease, has been attempted.
NPR also reports that global warming is affecting grasshoppers, and that may be a warning for the rest of us.
Gizmodo reports that there may be an explanation for dark matter, and that the explanation involves newly conceived configurations of quarks.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
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