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Primitive Modern Woman. Why are there wars, hatred, violence, greed, racism, poverty, suffering, hunger, sexual perversion, sickness, aging, and death? These questions have been asked before the first languages were formed. The answers given are the same today as they were from the beginning. The minds of women and men are embryonic by nature. Left […]
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Compassionate Mercy. Imagine how human societies would be if everyone knew the exact date, moment, and circumstance of their death. It goes without saying that the world would be in a more chaotic state. This chaos would be greater than it is now if everyone had this advance knowledge about themselves. Different personalities would handle
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Side Effects Anyone? It is common knowledge that if a person is prescribed medication, adverse effects can follow. Adverse effects can also occur if a person purchases an over-the-counter medication to treat an illness. On average, nine more problematic health symptoms will result from taking that medication. These unwanted results of taking medications are quaintly
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The Last Prophet. The wine press is full of people claiming to be prophets nowadays. They gather a large group of believers in their camps. Yet, most of these self-proclaimed prophets and futurists are frauds and fakes. Their only purpose is to milk the gullible out of their money. It is normal for a person
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Being Health Conscious. The best practices for anyone living with HIV and AIDS is to be health conscious. Being health conscious with HIV and AIDS means educating oneself about the virus. It involves pursuing a nutritious low-fat diet and proper exercise. It also includes taking the prescribed medications. I am very slack on doing all
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