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There are many intelligent, bright, gifted, highly educated, and well meaning people who believe some wacky things. Having a high IQ doesn't guarantee we put our faith in the right stuff. In this series, “Dumb Things Smart People Believe”, we'll be taking a closer look at some of the weird and silly things even the best of us can buy into.

There are many intelligent, bright, gifted, highly educated, and well meaning people who believe some wacky things. Having a high IQ doesn't guarantee we put our faith in the right stuff. In this series, “Dumb Things Smart People Believe”, we'll be taking a closer look at some of the weird and silly things even the best of us can buy into.

There are many intelligent, bright, gifted, highly educated, and well meaning people who believe some wacky things. Having a high IQ doesn't guarantee we put our faith in the right stuff. In this series, “Dumb Things Smart People Believe”, we'll be taking a closer look at some of the weird and silly things even the best of us can buy into.

There are many intelligent, bright, gifted, highly educated, and well meaning people who believe some wacky things. Having a high IQ doesn't guarantee we put our faith in the right stuff. In this series, “Dumb Things Smart People Believe”, we'll be taking a closer look at some of the weird and silly things even the best of us can buy into.

Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why did the chicken cross the road? Why? It's one of the most essential questions we can ask. It's a way to gather information and to find out reasons for the way things are. But how often do we look around us and ask why? We are starting a new series this week called “Why?” where we will be looking at why we do certain things here at CCC, such as singing, baptism, and serving. Let's all learn together the answer to the question “why?”

Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why did the chicken cross the road? Why? It's one of the most essential questions we can ask. It's a way to gather information and to find out reasons for the way things are. But how often do we look around us and ask why? We are starting a new series this week called “Why?” where we will be looking at why we do certain things here at CCC, such as singing, baptism, and serving. Let's all learn together the answer to the question “why?”

Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why did the chicken cross the road? Why? It's one of the most essential questions we can ask. It's a way to gather information and to find out reasons for the way things are. But how often do we look around us and ask why? We are starting a new series this week called “Why?” where we will be looking at why we do certain things here at CCC, such as singing, baptism, and serving. Let's all learn together the answer to the question “why?”

Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why did the chicken cross the road? Why? It's one of the most essential questions we can ask. It's a way to gather information and to find out reasons for the way things are. But how often do we look around us and ask why? We are starting a new series this week called “Why?” where we will be looking at why we do certain things here at CCC, such as singing, baptism, and serving. Let's all learn together the answer to the question “why?”

Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why did the chicken cross the road? Why? It's one of the most essential questions we can ask. It's a way to gather information and to find out reasons for the way things are. But how often do we look around us and ask why? We are starting a new series this week called “Why?” where we will be looking at why we do certain things here at CCC, such as singing, baptism, and serving. Let's all learn together the answer to the question “why?”