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May 2008
In 1820, a man named Yorgos was digging in his field on the island of Milos in Greece. As he was digging,...
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Dustin Carter is an extraordinary athlete. He finished his high school wrestling career with a 40-4 record....
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Motivational speaker Jack Canfield likes to remind people of an incident in the life of Ty Cobb ...
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In one of Bishop Fulton Sheen’s books, he made an interesting observation about Christianity. He said,...
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There is an old story about how the University of Chicago received a million-dollar grant from the heiress...
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Herb Miller used to tell a story about a man whose daughter was applying to an Ivy League school. In...
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Two writers who were bitter rivals were both attending the same party. One had recently had a book published,...
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Creation
Creation
The Finno-Ugrians were the ancient ancestors of both the people of Finland and
the people of Hungary. They regarded the wild duck as a sacred animal. This was
because they held that the world came into being from a duck egg! An ancient
Norse myth says that Adumla, the magic cow, licked the ice until gradually man
appeared from the ice! The Navajo believed that our world was the fifth world,
created by ants carrying soil from the first world! How far above all these
creation myths is the Creation story of Genesis and the gospel of John!
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