Christianity: Ken Schenck on what the Bible says (or doesn't) about headship in marriage.
Christianity Today has an essay on masturbation. Really.
Relevant says that, even though Hollywood is a worldly establishment (mostly, anyway), Christians should care about the recent all-white Academy Awards nominees.
And Relevant tells us that Christians can ruin dating (for others).
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware discusses freeware file-based backup programs.
Food: (or drink) National Public Radio reports on the processes that extract caffeine from coffee beans.
Humor: (or something) Wired reports that a messy office/room/car dashboard/whatever may help the person using it to be more, not less, productive.
Politics: Relevant on what the Bible really says about politics.
Science: A reflection, in Christianity Today, (!) on the writer's returned DNA analysis, which shows that we humans are much more closely related to each other than you might think.
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