A Kenyan man who returned home from the Democratic Republic of Congo has died from Ebola, marking Kenya’s first confirmed imported case. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale said on Tuesday that the man travelled through Uganda before arriving in Nairobi. He was admitted to Nairobi Hospital and placed in isolation but died on Monday night.
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Written by Pastor Joel Beddim Introduction Moral law serves as a fundamental guide for human conduct, compelling individuals to reject evil and pursue good. Throughout history, philosophers have debated its origins, leading to three primary perspectives: human nature, societal influence, and divine authority. This article explores these perspectives, evaluates their implications, and distinguishes between absolute
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If our church were a person walking the streets of our city, would the broken and the messy call it a friend—or cross the road to avoid it? That is an uncomfortable question every congregation must eventually answer, because the way outsiders instinctively respond to it may reveal far more about our true priorities than
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