I’ve given up on the idea of limiting myself to three articles per week, but I promise to mostly keep it to five or below almost always except the times I don’t. So here are this week’s five, which will push almost every button you’ve got.
You’ve heard that smartphones are ubiquitous. You ain’t seen nothing yet. This article’s title should stir a little curiosity. Arrows and smartphones: daily life of Amazon Tembe tribe
I’m a big proponent of taking care of the powerless, or as we sometimes call them, the least. That means I’m really annoying when it comes to immigration. Here’s a good take on what it means to minimize immigration quotas.
Our logic problem of the week, if a man who was born a woman gives birth to a baby, should this person be recorded as the mother or father?
It seems celebrities are coming to Jesus by the limo full. What should we think about these conversions, especially if the alleged convert is known for being a smidge of an attention grabber? Ima let you read this article about a pastor who is discipling one of these celebs.
This last one isn’t an article, but a tweet thread. It’s a former atheist’s story that offers a quick take on why she became an atheist and how to have a positive influence that could potentially move an atheist toward faith. Worth the quick read.
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