Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
The Arts: A photo of two children, exploring the outdoors, which is really a commentary on war.
(And Christianity) A Relevant writer argues that horror films often have Christian values, and that the genre can teach us important truths.
Christianity: (And Politics) Sojourners is not happy with the recent actions of Vice-President Pence, at a football game.
Christianity Today reports on bias against Christians. A quotation: “We have a right as Americans not to be persecuted. ... We don’t have a right not to be ridiculed.”
FiveThirtyEight reports that going to a university is not a major factor in young people's loss of faith.
Benjamin L. Corey doesn't think we should say, "God never gives us more than we can handle," and explains why.
Computing: Wired on how difficult it would be to hack North Korea's computers.
Health: The BBC reminds us that flush toilets have a simple mechanism that keeps almost all of the stink from coming back up to us.
Politics: (or something) FiveThirtyEight says that we don't really know what a "typical" sexual harasser is like.
Science: Scientific American reports on a new kind of telescope for amateurs, that makes what you see in it look like what you see in good stellar photos.
A Scientific American writer says that we use far too much plastic, and suggests some ways to change that.
Scientific American also reports on a dwarf planet (of the sun) which isn't a sphere, has some satellites, and also rings.
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