Study finds churchgoers live longer across 42 studies
A Health Psychology analysis of 42 studies including 125,826 people shows that higher religious involvement correlates with a 29 percent higher survival rate. Lead author Michael E. McCullough of the National Institute for Healthcare Research notes public involvement at churches and synagogues drives the benefit, with collaboration from Duke Iowa State Stanford and Wisconsin researchers.
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Bible rules for a good marriage and devotion
A writer reflects on a strong marriage grounded in love and mutual respect. He cites biblical guidance from Colossians and Ephesians, urging wives to submit and husbands to love, while praising couples who live by these rules and stressing that the Bible lays out practical paths for a good marriage.
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Vatican approves new rules for Catholic colleges
The Vatican approved tighter controls on theology teaching at 235 Catholic colleges and universities in the United States. A university theologian must obtain a mandate from the local bishop, with potential pope leverage over dissent. The rules set presidents as Catholic and seek a Catholic majority among trustees and faculty, raising concerns about academic freedom. Bishop Joseph Fiorenza leads a bishops and academics committee to implement the policy, aiming for practical agreement.
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Rewards in child discipline and parenting tips
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