Atomic energy viewed as future hope not mere weapon
In a moral and policy reflection the author compares harnessing atomic energy to fire discovered by early humans. It argues against monopoly claims and urges international scientific cooperation to use atomic power for peace and better life, while noting New York elects a mayor and small cities push for community hospitals.
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Canada
Earth
Explaining the fig tree parable and Jehovah-nissi meaning
The fig tree parable signals Jesus noting seasonal signs of summer as indicators of the coming kingdom. The term Jehovah-nissi meaning The Lord is my banner appears in Exodus 17 15, named by Moses for the altar erected after Israel’s victory.
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Christ
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Moses
Any Way Man May Look Commemorates Bible Truth and Worldly Wonder
A compendium of questions and answers argues archaeology validates Moses and the Bible, cites Hammurabi’s code as proof, explains God’s mark on Cain as a protection, notes diverse environments affect judgment, and ends with David Russell’s nature poem and a bee’s long journey for honey.
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de Morgan
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Sign in a Miami lunch room closes Wednesdays notice
A Miami lunch room posts a sign stating the establishment is closed all day every Wednesday so staff can allocate time to spend their money as well. The quirky policy reflects a regional business practice and prompts curiosity about weekday hours.
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