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Irish Town Creates Fake Storefronts for G8 Summit
A town in Northern Ireland spent a lot of time, effort, and money sprucing up its image for the arrival of some special guests. On June 17-18, 2013 the ...
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Judge Cites Himself for Contempt of Court
A Michigan judge handed down an unusual ruling. Judge Raymond Voet has a clearly posted policy in his courtroom that electronic devices causing a disturbance ...
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Judging Others is One of Our Favorite Activities
Like most of us, John Burke (pastor of Gateway Church in Austin, Texas) assumed that he was not a judgmental person. But just in case he was wrong, he ...
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Many Christians Just "Play with the Box" of God's Gift
I gave birth to a son who just doesn't understand gifts. My wife and I would go out when he was a little guy to buy what we thought was the [perfect] ...
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A Noisy Horn
A Pharisee's trumpet shall be heard to the end of the town but simplicity walks through the town unseen.
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With or Without a Mask
A few years ago, two men held up a bank in Dallas. For reasons I do not know, only one of them wore a mask. In ten or fifteen minutes they were captured. ...
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The Real Alternative to Pharisaism
The Christian alternative to Pharisaism is not Publicanism but costly discipleship. The laxity of the Publican is just as repugnant to God as the self-righteousness ...
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Pious Evil
Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.
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Counterfeit Holiness
The chief mark of counterfeit holiness is its lack of humility. Every seeker after holiness needs to be on his guard, lest unconsciously what was begun ...
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But for the Grace of God...
As murder story writers assume, and as most of us learn in experience, we have in us capacities for fury, fear, envy, greed, conceit, callousness, and ...
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