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What Neil deGrasse Tyson (supposedly) said at left isn’t true.  The theory of evolution is about 170 years old.  Science demonstrated that Earth is approximately 4.55 billion years old in 1956.

There are still people who believe that Noah put two of each species on his ark sometime in the last 6000 years, at time at which God created the Heavens and the Earth as asserted in the book of Genesis.

I once took my son and some friends camping in the High Sierras in Eastern California, and I was chatting with a park ranger about an exhibit that showed that there are trees on Earth far older than 6000 years.  I asked her, “Don’t Christians occasionally object that God hadn’t yet created the universe?”  “All the time,” she responded. “I change the subject immediately. I’ve gotten very good at this over the years.”

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Have you ever wondered why our bodies are in a particular shape, or why they have any shape at all, rather than resembling a bag of jelly?

I just the man met who, working in a research lab in Finland, discovered the “extracellular matrix,” a collection of proteins and carbohydrates to which all healthy cells must bind in order to stay alive, which provides the body’s structure.

This has relevance to cancer research, because those cells do not have to adhere to the matrix, which is why they move around inside the body, and ultimately metastasize, landing somewhere and divide rapidly.

I asked him if he is religious, i.e., if thought God created the extracellular matrix.   He immediately replied no.

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Here’s a short but extremely well-made video in which Steven Miller discusses the physical appearance of “violent, antifa demonstrators.”

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The other day, someone asked me, “If you had to answer this question in only one word, what gives your life meaning?”  I replied, “Helping.”

Now, unlike Richard Branson, I’m not a billionaire, so my capacity in this arena is limited.  Yet we all, most of us anyway, do what we can.

As Gandhi said, “Whatever you do in life will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.”

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