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...wear a helmet? No, it's not a sin. You know the Bible says our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. And if we do something to hurt the bodies that we have, eating too much, eating the wrong foods, drinking too much, we are hurting this body God gave us and I think putting your body at risk when you don't need to put it at risk, like riding a motorcycle without a helmet, I just don't think it makes sense. I think God gave us a brain. He expects...
...first person this has happened to, and you won’t be the last. In fact, you will probably have your number taken many more times before you find the “one.” Do not worry about this. You did not do anything wrong, even if someone has tried to tell you that he won’t call because, “Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free?” Just take it for what it was: a fun night. Chances are, he’s already...
...closing the Word file, stepping away from the computer, determined to find something—anything—else to do. Some would have you believe that no matter what other activity you decide to take up, you’re still procrastinating, and that’s wrong, shameful, and possibly detrimental to your positive state of mind (thanks, Psych 1504). They’re only half right. If you’re doing something other than what you’re supposed to be doing, you are indeed procrastinating. But that doesn’t necessarily have...
...School's founders may have been wrong, but Rohe read them right. Afterwards, the university's president, Bob Kerrey, the former Democratic Senator who lost a limb in Vietnam and is a longtime friend of McCain, praised both speakers' courage, which seems appropriate. In these internet dustups, both sides, it's worth remembering, usually have a point...
...students with torches in their hands. Average people doing average things seem about as common as yetis?except in the work of Nepali author Samrat Upadhyay. The Royal Ghosts, his new collection of short stories, is full of characters who care for sick parents, fall in love with the wrong people, cheat on their spouses or get drunk in the afternoon when they should really be more responsible. In short: normal folk living normal lives...