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Angry Cynical People Die Young. Men Who Score ...
Contributed by Sermon Central on Dec 8, 2005 (message contributor)
Angry cynical people die young. Men who score high for hostility on standard tests are four times more likely to die prematurely than men whose scores are low.
Bottom Line, quoted in Homemade, Feb 1989
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Reggie Mcneal Tells The Story Of How An ... PRO
Contributed by Rodney Buchanan on Jan 23, 2005
Reggie McNeal tells the story of how an electrical generating plant in Texas works: “First, huge shovels dig house-sized scoops of lignite coal. Pulverized and loaded onto railroad boxcars, the coal travels to a generating plant in east Texas, where it is further crushed into powder. ...read more
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A Number Of Years Ago I Read A Newspaper Article ...
Contributed by Richard Harsell on Jun 2, 2005
A number of years ago I read a newspaper article about a man who was a member of a religious cult that believed that the utilization of modern medical science was unneccessary and any needed healing which a person needed could be accomplished through fervent prayer. His wife, who was 8 months ...read more
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Teach Us To Number Our Days
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Parting Words From Paul
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When It Is All Said And Done
Contributed by Domingo Reyes on Jul 24, 2009
Ourlife should be focused on what matters, "when it is all said and done." Our life should be lived while looking into eternity.
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I Can Almost Hear The Midnight Cry
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