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Gabe Scuderi has been working for 24 years at a Lysol factory in New Jersey, but says,

It's the first time I felt this isn't only a job.

We're on the front lines now.

A grandmother named Estelle Slan is emailing riddles to sick children, forced into isolation

as they undergo treatment for cancer

and other dire illnesses. More than a thousand volunteer groups have been set up in the UK

to help the most vulnerable during the coronavirus outbreak. How are we to account for altruism?

Writing in the Federalist, Glenn T. Stanton notes the extravaganty in nature that defies evolutionary

explanation. His article describes in detail the contradictory ways Charles Darwin and other

evolutionists have tried to explain beauty that does not seem to serve any evolutionary purpose.

Yale University's Richard Prumumes theory is captured in his

simplest phrase, beauty happens. The bottom line is that naturalistic evolutionists have no compelling

explanation for what Stanton calls their most persistent problem. The same can be said of humans

who perform deeds of sacrificial altruism.

If evolutionary theory is right in claiming that survival optimization is our basic drive,

then why is this person taking such risks?

If survival of the species is the explanation, then why isn't everyone doing the same?

Here's the biblical response. When we care for others simply

because we care for them, we express a vestige of the divine image in which we are created. God loves us

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