Here it is, "Marital Transitions during Earlier Adulthood and Subsequent Health and Wellbeing in Mid to Late Life among Female Nurses, an Outcome Wide Analysis." Here's the title of the academic article published in the journal Global Epidemiology, just a matter of a few weeks ago. Now, in typical academic jargon, the title just might not tell you exactly what's going on here. It is an incredible common grace testimony about the glorious good that God gave his human creatures in making us male and female and giving us marriage. So why are we talking about this on a Friday edition of The Briefing? It is because in the kindest, most God glorifying, honest way without any intention of seeking to support a biblical worldview when it comes to marriage, this article does just that. So again, I repeat the name of the journal, an academic journal, Global Epidemiology, and so you understand this is about disease, it's about public health, it's about a global perspective on such things. I want to look at an article from an academic journal that's getting a little bit of attention and that article is in a journal which is entitled Global Epidemiology. Or sometimes you hear something, you see something, you observe something and you say "That is absolutely contradictory to biblical truth."
You sometimes see things and you say, "You know, that is deeply resonant with biblical truth". “We are still trying to navigate our way through this extremely heart-wrenching time, and continue to ask for privacy so that the family and all who knew and loved him can grieve his loss and make arrangements for his funeral - which in and of itself, is agonizing,” the family added.Sometimes there are deeply embedded moral truths that are found in unexpected places, and that's just one of the realities of looking at the world by means of a Christian worldview. The star’s family said on Tuesday that his “tragic passing was due to a seizure as a result of an ongoing medical condition, and that condition was epilepsy.” RELATED: How Does Someone - Like Cameron Boyce - Die from Epilepsy? A Neurosurgeon Explains Two days later, “an autopsy was performed and the cause and manner of death were deferred pending additional testing,” the coroner said.Īs of Thursday, “preliminary information suggests the death occurred under natural circumstances,” but “the final cause and manner of death will be determined at a later date,” according to the coroner. On Saturday, Cameron was found unresponsive in his North Hollywood home, and he was pronounced dead at the scene at 2:35 p.m., the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner announced. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.
I will be for the rest of my life,” Maya said.īut although she is heartbroken and grieving, Maya said that “what I’m holding onto, and what I encourage you to hold onto as well, is the memory of his endless optimism.”
He made creativity and art his life’s mission, and he encouraged others to do the same.” She praised Cameron as “actively charitable” and an adventurer who “traveled the world. RELATED: Dove Cameron Says She Has ‘Close to Nothing Left’ After Death of Descendants Costar Cameron Boyce
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Maya noted that Cameron, who was best known for his role as Cruella de Vil’s son in the Descendants TV movies and as Luke Ross on Disney Channel’s Jessie, “did more with his 20 years of life, than most people ever could with 100 years.” “Cameron always went out of his way to be giving and kind.” He understood his responsibility as someone so many kids would look up to,” she continued. He always said that if you have a voice, you have the privilege of using that voice for change, and he did not take that idea lightly. His smile could light up a room, unlike anyone else’s,” Maya, 17, began the post. In an emotional Instagram tribute on Thursday, Maya Boyce shared photos of Cameron captured throughout his life alongside a lengthy and heartfelt statement. Days after Cameron Boyce‘s tragic death, his sister is speaking out about the loss of her brother and best friend.
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