The certainty of truth

Many people believe in old myths that contradict other beliefs and scientific evidence, and this causes division. Religious dogmas and myths were created before people had the benefit of modern science. Science attempts to objectively discover how life works, and religion attempts to subjectively find a way to live in harmony with life, so they both have pieces to the same puzzle.

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Weekend Devo — Doggy DNA

I did a post at Laced with Grace about our precious poochy, Shasta, and the results of her DNA testing. Her results were not at all what we expected!   Click here to read about her Doggy DNA.  Have a wonderful weekend and if you hav e a pet, think of the ways that little critter is a gift from God

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I Bet You Didn’t Know This

Here is a small factoid I bet you didn't know about Dineen and I (Lynn).  This blog was launched in May of 2006. Dineen was one of the first readers and she and I became fast friends. Within six months she and I became a team and have been writing and serving Jesus together ever since

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What’s SUP? Stand-up paddleboarding, that’s what

Let’s see, how does this go again? AUTUMN CRUZ acruz@sacbee.com Stand-up paddleboard enthusiasts await the start of a recent organized race on Lake Tahoe. Two more races are scheduled this summer.AUTUMN CRUZ acruz@sacbee.com Pretty basic fun: You, a board, a paddle and a stretch of flat water

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What’s SUP? Stand-up paddleboarding, that’s what

 
Salmon fishing to open briefly on stretches of Sacramento, Feather, and American rivers

YUBA CITY – Anglers dreaming about being able to fish again for king salmon on the Sacramento, Feather, and American rivers are going to finally get a chance to dust off gear languishing in closets and garages.

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The Adventure: Spot beavers, other wildlife in, near American River

What: An evening stroll along the American River in search of beavers and other wildlife. Beavers might be the busiest residents of the American River and the riparian habitat alongside it.

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Tri-tip is ‘California’s Cut’ — and a gift to the nation

When it comes to beef, tri-tip rules as the king of the California grill. Now this humble, easy-to-cook cut is gaining a toehold in other parts of the nation and is even wowing diners in the Big Apple

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Wine Buzz: Desserts with a kick

Bacardi pineapple cake with white chocolate and caramel buttercream Prep time: 1 hour, 20 minutes “Wine-tasting cakes” from “Booze Cakes” are flavored with merlot and chocolate or chardonnay and anise.

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Your Sacramento Guide: Beef it up as The Firehouse goes old school for 50th annivesary

All those new tips I promised about great restaurant tables are coming.

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Gentically engineered salmon could be on plates soon

Scientists call it a “transgenic” fish. The company that created it calls it “AquAdvantage.” Consumer activists are calling it “Frankenfish.” The Food and Drug Administration has reviewed the AquAdvantage salmon for 13 years.

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