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As you well know, one of the trends in organized religion these days (and in Christianity in particular) is for children to not embrace the faith of their parents.  In some parts of the world this is not nearly as serious a problem as it is here.  But in the United States, Canada, and much

If you’ve ever switched jobs you know that it can go a number of different ways.  Sometimes we choose a new job in an entirely different field.  This means that we have to learn completely new things, learn from scratch what is required.  Depending on the job, this can be pretty difficult. Sometimes it’s precisely

  Those of you of a certain age will remember a very popular ad campaign from a few decades ago.  For over twenty years we saw commercial after commercial showing men and women in uniform performing all sorts of challenging tasks – both physical and technical.  And while we watched these images a song played

  No pain, no gain is a time-tested mantra of the exercise world.  It’s become a kind of cliché, but the idea it represents still seems to hold.  Of course, we know what that phrase means when it comes to working out. It means that if our exercise routine seems too easy, if we never

“Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more.” I’m amazed at the amount of information at our fingertips.  It’s mind-boggling.  Most of us can look up just about anything, anywhere, anytime.  And while a lot of this information is obtained through