Before my family and I pulled into our cottage in the Huron country town of Goderich, Ontario, we passed a large field of wind-powered electrical generators – a wind farm. I didn’t know the exact function of these massive, almost alien-like machines then, but I knew the words forming in… [more]
Science & Technology
Why did God create mosquitoes?
Anyone who spends time outside is aware that summer in many parts of North America is synonymous with mosquito season. Mosquitoes are found on most continents in astonishing variety. Over 3,500 species exist, a few hundred of which bite humans and other animals. “Why did God create mosquitoes?” most of… [more]
A Biblical basis for parks and recreation
My family regularly visits our county parks. We love letting our children run wild (within limits) at the playground, take part in T-ball games and ride their bikes through the nearby arboretum. Recently, though, these parks became the subject of intense debate in our community. A county plan to expand… [more]
Good news about gas prices?
We all love cheap gas. Watching the “sale” meter out race “gallons” at four times the pace and then seeing the hefty total can produce a slight feeling of shock. For me, vivid memories from my childhood of an oil crisis of decades past began to surface. Turmoil in a… [more]
Recycling as a calling
Recycling takes on a whole new meaning for Michigan's Laura Muresan, who has made a career out of selling things that other people have given or thrown away. Here's what she had to say about her efforts and their kingdom implications. Q. Explain a little bit about what you do… [more]
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