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The Berean: Daily Verse and Comment

Today's Verse and Comment

Ecclesiastes 7:10

(10) Do not say,
"Why were the former days better than these?"
For you do not inquire wisely concerning this.

The times we live in are indeed becoming steadily more difficult. Christian values are consistently being attacked. Under such circumstances, a person is apt to say what Solomon warns us against saying. It is easy to let ourselves …

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17-Jan-25

The Prayer Conundrum

by Richard T. Ritenbaugh

Every now and then, the subject of prayer and its efficacy arises. In a world increasingly dominated by non-Christians who scoff at prayer or any kind of communication with a divine being, real or imagined, the topic is bound to become a point of contention in society. Recently, the New York Times ethicist answered a question from an atheist who took offense to her elderly Christian neighbor's insistence that she would pray for her during a crisis in her life. The ethicist's answer was essentially, "Let her pray. Really, what's the harm?" To many, it is a head-scratcher to consider the …

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