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Encouraging Disciple-Scholars in the Social Sciences
Many believers have distanced from sacred conviction in order to be “neutral” researchers – without recognizing the alternative worldview they are embracing. There is a better way.
Why Do Kids Turn Out the Way They Do?
As we watch children grow, we wonder. How did one child turn out to be such a strong and caring person given she had such a troubled family background? How did another child turn out so badly when he had such good and faithful parents? It might seem like quite a mystery!
Consciousness Seemingly Beyond Life
Here, I share again some excerpts from Pim van Lommel, Consciousness Beyond Life: The Science of the Near-Death Experience. Dr. van Lommel is a well-known Dutch cardiologist. They offer fascinating insight and pose compelling questions about life after this one.
Cultivating feelings of indebtedness to God results in increased happiness, desire to serve others
For many people, the word “indebted” may carry a negative connotation, conveying a sense of burdensome obligation or repayment. But according to BYU psychology doctorate student Jenae Nelson, indebtedness shouldn’t be viewed as a detriment — especially when considered in the context of a relationship with God.
Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease and taking eyecare to third-world countries: BYU student innovators deliver again
Every year innovative students at BYU give their best shot at developing new technologies that can make the world a better place. With $50,000 in prize money on the line, the 2022 Student Innovator of the Year Competition once again delivered potentially life-changing results.
Dead trees in Utah forests are a wildfire hazard; BYU researchers found a way to use them as biomass for power plants
The biomass reduces carbon emissions and reduces wildfire risk.
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