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The Here and Now
After the first contact with the Amondawa tribe in 1981, anthropologists soon learned the people had no concept of time. The small tribe of less than three hundred people lived deep within the Amazonian rainforests of Brazil. They simply lived … Continue reading
Importance and Power of One
You’ll still hear the first verse of the 60s song, “One”, on several commercials today—“One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do”. The composer Harry Nilsson was inspired after calling someone and getting a busy signal. He sat alone … Continue reading
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Chapter One
“I’ll never know as much as Billy or be as good as him!” “But son, you’re in the second grade and he’s in high school.” We would all try not to laugh out loud if our grade-schooler told us this … Continue reading
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Gullible Christians
You will find the origins of sophistry in writings 400 hundred years before the birth of Jesus. You may be saying, “I’ve never even heard the word and have no clue what it means. What does it have to do … Continue reading
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