What is the best message in the Bible for non-believers?

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Top stories for Long   What is the best message in the Bible for non-believers? Alex Johnston, Atheist son of a Lutheran preacher; reads Bible for pleasure • Updated Fri I'll just share this one. In 1974, the Monty Python team were promoting their second movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. At one point on the tour, someone asked them wha... Read more » 5.3K 20   Will there ever be a man-made light so bright that it is visible from space/from the moon? Steven Haddock, studied at York University • Answered March 16, 2021 Yes. There already is one. Because they brag about it during the pre-show The IMAX projector xenon arc lamp. Capable of 600,000 lumens. That's roughly how bright the sun look... Read more » 14K 143   How do the Amish keep food cold without electricity? Chris Williams, lives in Pittsburgh, PA • Answered January 24 We had Amish move into a home next door about ten years ago, and so they are only about 1/2 mile away. They had been saving up their money for a preconstructed ice house, w... Read more » 1.7K 129   Why is marrow in bones and not a separate organ? Ken Saladin, Former professor of histology (microscopic anatomy) • Answered February 6 Technically, the red bone marrow IS an considered organ unto itself, but is contained within the bones. There are two kinds of bone marrow, yellow and red. Yellow bone marro... Read more » 233 19   If AI is supposed to replace 40% of all jobs, then how are the companies that are using it supposed to generate sales of any sort if 40 percent of people are jobless and broke? Ty Doyle, A lawyer with an opinion on everything • Updated February 5 The picture above is of switchboard operators. For roughly a century, if you wanted to make a telephone call (first any call, then just long-distance and international), so... Read more » 739 109   In sci-fi spaceships, is it better to have a control room full of buttons and switches or one full of touchscreens? Declan Hackett, Man In Search Of Better Questions… • Answered December 27 Buttons. Always buttons… When the B-17 was introduced into US service, a surprising number were written in training accidents making belly landings. Why? Because Boeing fitte... Read more » 3.6K 243   Are homeless encampments justified? Claire Jordan, worked at National Health Service • Answered January 30 Ideally they shouldn't be needed. The only individuals who should be homeless are those few who are afflicted with chronic wanderlust and actually prefer living rough, and ... Read more » 2K 213   If objects on a spinning sphere tend to move towards the middle, why do the oceans not gather at Earth's equator? Mats Andersson, M Sc. Physics & Computer Science, Uppsala University (1991) • Answered January 26 They do. This is an image of what the Earth would look like if it stopped spinning. The oceans would flow towards the poles without the centrifugal force. There'd be other ef... Read more » 363 25   Is it possible to suppress weapons in real life to the same degree that is depicted in video games? Jacob Lucas, An avid player of video games for a good chunk of my life. • Answered June 18, 2018 Yes. Not only is it feasible, it has been done. Meet the babies of the Special Operations Executive, Britain's premier mayhem agency during the Second World War. These inclu... Read more » 3K 94   Why is DEI so destructive? Matthew Bates, Teacher (2009-present) • Answered January 27 When it comes to the field of education, the "E" and "I" parts of DEI are the most destructive. The "E" stands for "equity." That replaced "equality" as the mantra in educat... Read more » 2.2K 364   What are some sitcoms that were genuinely great shows that absolutely bottomed out and became unwatchable? W. Thomas Evins, Speech and Film instructor at Waubonsee Community College (1990-present) • Updated February 8 Mork and Mindy, (1978–82), especially the fourth season, concerning marriage, a honeymoon on Ork, and parenthood. The white-hot brilliance of a Robin Williams improvisation ... Read more » 551 44   Why are liberals accusing Elon Musk of doing a Nazi salute? Don Grushkin, Friends don't let friends vote republican • Answered January 24 I'm Deaf and a signed language linguist. This means I'm attuned to how a gestural movement is produced, including handshapes, motion, direction, and the like. We all know wh... Read more » 3.1K 332 Read more in your feed

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