Abigail Kopf, and other links

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• Abigail Kopf, Teen Shot by Kalamazoo Uber Driver, 'Fighting For Her Life' -- "Doctors first thought Abigail's injuries had left her brain-dead and had started planning to harvest her organs for donation when she squeezed her mother's hand. Her mother, Vicki Kopf, described the moment as 'breathtaking'."
• Bad news for Ted Cruz: his eligibility for president is going to court -- "...while there is no longer any law defining 'natural born,' there used to be one — way back in 1790."
• Deaf Man Receives Touching Note From Starbucks Barista -- "I usually use my phone and I'll text them what I want to order."
• Did Jesus Contradict Himself about Who’s on His Side? -- "...the situation in the second passage is quite different from the one in the first passage."
• Five Observations of the Modern-Day Downgrade -- "But the illusion of unity among these religious systems is false, and dangerous...False doctrine creates divisions..."
• Grinding Axes -- "One may pride himself on bluntness or boldness but a word not spoken in love will never be heard!"
• How All the Apostles Died and Where You Can Find Their Remains Today -- Not really accurate, but interesting nonetheless
• ‘I could feel my intestines outside my body': Woman describes attack that killed her baby -- "Colorado woman Michelle Wilkins took the stand Feb. 17, in the trial of the woman accused of cutting Wilkins' baby from her womb in March 2015."
• Reader Mail: The NAR’s (Mis)use of Luke 9:49-50 -- "Notice that the disciples did not say 'we tried to stop him, because he is promoting aberrant and dangerous teachings'."
• Scalia’s Surprising Advice for Who His Replacement Should Be -- "Before Scalia’s death, six Catholics and three Jews made up the court."
• Seattle man tests transgender rule by undressing in women's locker room -- "Seattle Parks and Recreation is facing a first-of-a-kind challenge to gender bathroom rules."
• The Un-Resume: An Exercise in Professional Humility -- "I would like to pull back part of the curtain by writing a resume...of my failures..."