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Why Is Healthcare in America So Broken? (opens the original)
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During World War II, Americans had more money than usual — wartime jobs paid well — but fewer goods to spend it on, since factories were making tanks, not toasters. Too much money chasing too few goods is a recipe for inflation, and the government saw it coming. So it froze prices, issued ration books, and capped wages. That last move created a problem for employers: if you can’t pay more to attract workers, how do you compete for talent? The answer was benefits — specifically, employer-sponsore
Three Words for One Rescue (opens the original)
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The 3 Greek Words That Explain the Cross (Made Simple) To hear more, visit christianerudition.substack.com
My Testimony (opens the original)
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My Testimony A short read on hope, atonement, and what to do with a world like this one What do we make of existence? Of a world, as the Oxford mathematician John Lennox puts it, full of both beauty and barbed wire? If there’s a God behind it, is he good? And what do we do with all the suffering in the meantime? I’m not asking those questions abstractly. There was a period in my life when despair had closed in on me so completely that I couldn’t function at work, couldn’t quiet my own mind, and
The Digital Wilderness (opens the original)
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I let my curiosity run wild for a few days and watched thirty-one videos spanning almost every corner of the internet — surveillance cameras that track your eyes while you drive, a Georgia utility clearing families off ancestral land for a data center, a president joking about a fourth term, a defense secretary dodging a straight answer, an AI pioneer admitting he isn’t sure his own creation won’t end badly, a debate over Islam and the West, a prison in Syria next to a mall in Qatar, a preacher
Expecting Nothing in Return (opens the original)
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In this episode, we unpack what a rude interaction at a grocery store checkout counter reveals about Jesus’ command to “expect nothing in return” in Luke 6. We explore three transformative Greek words— Apelpizō (undoing expectation in advance), Chrēstos (useful, active kindness), and Entrusting (ongoing surrender)—along with insights from Church Fathers like Chrysostom, Augustine, and Calvin. 📖 Discussion & Study Guide Part 1 — Naming the Trap * Think of a recent moment where someone was rude or
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