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Fact Check: About the Claim That No One Knows How Earth Got Its Name
Snopes via Yahoo News· 7 days agoThe other planets in our solar system received their names in a different way. The tradition of...
Planet Nine: Is the search for this elusive world nearly over?
Live Science via Yahoo News· 1 day agoAstronomers have been scouring the outer solar system for signs of a hypothetical ninth planet for...
Breezy, bolshy, bizarre – a fun science primer for kids
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 3 days agoThe most popular children’s reference books tend to be those that place the emphasis on breadth...
Keeping His Promises
The Daily Dunklin Democrat· 13 hours agoOne bold, courageous prophet, Ezekiel, was captured and taken along with thousands of other Judeans in 587 BC to Babylon (the Babylonian Captivity). Ezekiel was faithful to ...
Two exhibitions at Amon Carter Museum show how artists have used technology
Dallas Morning News· 2 days agoIn an era dominated by wave after wave of new technology, two complementary shows at the Amon Carter...
Throwing my next pitch: Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk
The Cleveland Plain Dealer· 6 days agoTractate Kiddushin 31a in the Babylonian Talmud includes a passage mitigating against my open-minded perceptions about certain faith in a commanding God....
‘The future of agriculture’ has arrived in Boston. How Mass. is growing into vertical farming
The Republican· 2 days ago“Not just Massachusetts-specific, but in this part of the country, no matter how much money you pay,...
One World Government - Los Angeles Sentinel
Los Angeles Sentinel· 3 days agoIt seems likely that this beast on which the woman rides is symbolic of the historical succession of world governments, in which are raised up and empowered by Satan. After the deluge, God had ...
THE DEATH OF NATIONS
The Gilmer Mirror· 3 days agoThroughout history great empires have come and gone. In many cases, when the people strayed from the worship of the one true God, their nation fell. While there appears to be no absolute common ...
