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"God created us to be in relationships, and the authors identify four relationships

I don't like to post opinions on Facebook, but I felt I it important to post this: No

In an article about intimacy in marriage at Focus on the Family, the author wrote,

With the covid-19 pandemic has come a push to create a vaccine. Simple, right?

Whenever we visit our son in Boston we end up driving through the Big Dig, the tunnel

Spanking, according to Wikipedia, has historically been used by parents to discipline

In their article, The Vicious Circle of Poverty and Injustice, OpenDemocracy.net

Quoting the proverb below, ThisDayLive.com says, "It is every parent's duty to leave

HuffPost.com has found that "Companies Led By Moral Bosses Are Actually More Profitable."

"The Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) is a 20-item self-report inventory developed by

TheBalance.com has a 'revealing' article on the invisible rich. "If you ever wondered

“Take Care Of Your Tongue Like The Way You Take Care Of Gold & Silver.”-(Ali

Is it possible you could have an anxiety disorder and not know it? Take a self-test.

On September 11, 2001, four commercial airliners were hijacked, two of which were

Neel Burton does a very creditable job of dealing with how to respond to insults.

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