The Bible Vs. Research on Self control.
Research and the Bible both seem to agree on the importance of self-control in a person’s life. Self-control is the ability to regulate and manage
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Research and the Bible both seem to agree on the importance of self-control in a person’s life. Self-control is the ability to regulate and manage
Both research and the Bible seem to agree on the potential for memory loss and the importance of preserving and protecting the mind. In recent
Research and the Bible both seem to agree that life has purpose in that it is meant to be lived with intention and meaning. While
Research and the Bible seem to agree on the topic of abortion in several key areas. The Bible provides a clear foundation for the sanctity
Research on the effects of marijuana and the stance of the Bible seem to align on certain aspects regarding the use of marijuana. While marijuana
Research and the Bible seem to agree on the age of the earth in certain aspects, despite the popular notion of conflicting viewpoints between science
Research and the Bible seem to agree on the condemnation of bestiality. Bestiality, also referred to as zoophilia, is the act of engaging in sexual
Research and the Bible seem to agree on the dangers of pornography, as both sources highlight the negative impact it can have on individuals and
Research and the Bible seem to agree on many aspects of sexual promiscuity. Sexual promiscuity refers to engaging in sexual behaviors with multiple partners without
There are several areas where research and the Bible seem to agree on physical health. One of the most commonly cited areas is the importance
Research has corroborated what the Bible already tells us about the benefits of thinking positively. In Philippians 4:8, the Apostle Paul exhorts his readers to
When do we receive the Holy Spirit? This question has been debated and studied by theologians and scholars for centuries. However, both research and the