Christ teachings offer path to peace and right triumph
A speaker reflects on Christmas and the Christian gospel as a global solution to conflict. He stresses Christ's Sermon on the Mount and Golden Rule as timeless principles for reducing world hunger, vice, and war, envisioning a future where nations embrace peace and justice.
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Christmas Without Christ Would Shrink The World
Reverend Kenneth E. Nelson argues that without the birth of Jesus Christ the world would lack churches, nativity scenes, Gospels, and art, and human life would be cheap. He notes the impact of Christmas on family joy and the cultural landscape, urging readers to consider a world bereft of the season’s spiritual influence.
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Christ’s teachings elevate life and death through faith
A reflective piece extols Christ as the source of life value and virtue. It contrasts fearing God with loving Him as Father, praises faith and prayer, and envisions death as a doorway to eternity. It celebrates Christ’s birth as God’s gift and the living example of service and resurrection.
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Antarctic Place Names Highlight High Jump Era
In February 1947 during Operation HIGH JUMP U S Navy crews explored warm lakes in Antarctica an area with ice hundreds of feet deep. The region features named locales including Mobiloil Bay Wallgreen Coast Edsel Ford Range Rockefeller Mountains Wrigley Gulf Beaumont Bay Cape Washington and Little America.
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