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Even as we learn to give up seeking control of our lives and their future courses,

"The majority in Western culture have long ago ceased to believe that empirical inquiry

The Jews believed that God was the fount of wisdom for His people and that God used

Perhaps the most staunch belief mankind has is that a good future can be guaranteed

One of the ways we humans try to guarantee a positive future is manipulating God.

Eve was a Yugoslavian Jew whose once prosperous family lost all during the Nazi persecution

Are humans really so messed up that to enjoy the original perfection of the earth

Michel Onfray is a French philosopher and atheist. In his Atheist Manifesto he writes:

I remember ,vividly, wondering why I had not been able to get a job in my field of

Have you ever tried straightening a paper clip? Try as you may you cannot get it

Sorry, I know the word hebel is absolutely meaningless to you. But I am raising

The book of Proverbs teaches us the value of wisdom, but in addition it

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