Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
The Arts: E. Stephen Burnett discusses the way Christians often think about popular culture.
Grammarphobia distinguishes between their, they're and there.
Christianity: Benjamin L. Corey says that prominent Young-earth Creationist Ken Ham is actually driving people toward atheism.
Health: FiveThirtyEight reports on a scary subject -- North Korea probably has chemical and biological weapon capability, and biological warfare would be harder to stop than nuclear weapons.
Relevant reports that the constant barrage of Christmas music may be doing psychological harm.
Humor: (or something) Listverse discusses 10 apparently simple questions that the writer says no one can answer.
Politics: Listverse discusses ways Russian social media users tricked US citizens into distrusting one another, and our political processes.
FiveThirtyEight reports on how President Trump's trade policies (everyone is treating the US unfairly, so we'll pull out of trade agreements) are doing.
The editor of Christianity Today blasts a supposedly Bible-based defense of Roy Moore, candidate for the US Senate from Alabama: "Christians don't use Joseph and Mary to explain child molesting accusations."
Relevant also weighs in on the Moore accusations, pointing out that the Republicans from Alabama have mostly come to Moore's defense, unlike the colleagues of some high-profile entertainers.
Scientific American describes four laws that could significantly cut down on gun violence, and gives evidence for that claim.
Thanks for looking!
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