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It’s okay to not be okay

We all fall down “Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body.” ― Seneca On a recent episode of Rise UP with B. Dave Walters: Simple...

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by B. Dave Walters on 3/8/2014

Appearance More Important Than Health, Finances and Family

“I feel fat today. I need to lose five pounds.” “I hate my stomach!” Do you feel old, unattractive, find yourself staring at that selfie and...

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by Linda Mintle on 3/7/2014

Political Judo: Fight Leftist Logic by NOT Fighting BACK

Just days ago, a popular talk radio show host lamented that the attempt on the part of conservatives to fight back against the move to normalize...

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by Jack Kerwick on 3/6/2014

Are You Lenting?

We often talk of Lent as a season. Yesterday the woman bagging my groceries made "Lent" a verb. The one-inch-thick, pound-plus bar of Belgian...

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by Kristina Robb-Dover on 3/6/2014

Strengthen Your Relationship with God Evan Moffic, Beliefnet's Truths You Can Use columnist, explains why just like a married couple sometimes needs to step outside the grind of carpools and soccer games to remind themselves of their abiding love, so we need to step outside the messiness of the everyday and see the holiness up above.

Top Health Issues Facing Today's Woman Beliefnet contributor and Good Days Bad Days columnist Maureen Pratt takes a look at the seven top health-related issues facing today’s women and some positive steps that we can take to address them.

Celebrity Religion Majors You may be intrigued to see which stars have degrees with a religious studies focus. Be prepared to be surprised!

Difference Between Being Alone and Being Lonely It is important to make the distinction between being alone and being lonely. According to Clinical Psychologist Dr. Martha Carmody, a primary distinction between being alone and being lonely, is that when we are “lonely” we have a sense of longing.

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