Pastor’s Nexus

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Aspirin is a popular painkiller, and chances are you have some in your medicine chest right now. You might even have some in your flesh-and-blood, put-a-shirt-on-it chest. Because a new study suggests that humans can make their own salicylic acid, which forms the bulk of aspirin’s active ingredient. [More]“

“Body Makes Own Aspirin Compound”, Scientific American

“Feeling physically clean could make a person less judgmental of others.“

“Clean People Are Less Judgmental”, LiveScience.com

“Israeli archaeologists find Roman-style paintings in possible tomb of King Herod.“

“King Herod May Have Been Buried With Lavish Artwork”, LiveScience.com

“IN ranking 42 US presidents the conclusion must be that the criteria we mostly use for greatness often miss out on the little things.”

“Big-ideas men not the best leaders”, The Australian | Editors choice

“Could the devil be a witness to the truth of Genesis creation? Remarkably, yes.”

“Satanic twist”, Creation On The Web

“Codex Sinaiticus: should this ancient copy of the Greek New Testament cause any doubt on the reliability of our Bibles or Christianity?”

“Codex Sinaiticus is being digitized, but does it undermine biblical reliability?”, Creation On The Web

“The ‘success’ of Darwin’s theory of evolution in the 19th century was largely due to the work of this man. So who was he and what motivated him?”

“Darwin’s bulldog-Thomas H. Huxley”, Creation On The Web

“Anglican leaders’ appeasement of evolutionary theory is as futile as Chamberlain’s appeasement of Hitler, 70 years ago this month.”

“Church of England apologises to Darwin”, Creation On The Web

“A stone carving of a dinosaur at the ancient ruins of Angkor raises the question: how could anyone living 800 years ago have known what a dino looked like?”

“Angkor saw a stegosaur?”, Creation On The Web