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      Most parents seem to understand that social media has some real downsides for their offspring, but they struggle with what to do about the problem. Those who raise their Christian children with little to no access to smartphones and social media report positive results for their grades and their health, but these families are always going to be static in a world saturated with electronic devices and software applications.       A more realistic option U.S. Surgeon General Murthy ...
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Some Christians favor the use of alcoholic beverages in moderation, whereas other believers insist on total abstinence. Some believe it is possible to drink alcoholic beverages without damaging their Christian testimonies, and others believe the only safe rule is to completely stay away from strong drink. As a nation, little of what we say or do is based on the Word of God. We have...

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