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Businessman Takes a Stand on Slave Labor
In 1524, Martin Luther said, "Among themselves the merchants have a common rule which is their chief maxim, I care nothing about my neighbor; so ...
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Losing Fear of Consequences
Andy Stanley writes:
When I was in seventh grade, the school tried to scare us to death about using alcohol. We saw a film about a party where students ...
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Patricia Heaton on Walking Out
"What was passing for humor basically ranged from stupid to vulgar—and I just thought, 'I'm not going to be a part of this.'" ...
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Misbehaving Daughter Sees Need for Conversion
Ken Canfield writes in "The Heart of a Father”:
During a family vacation, Sarah got a little ornery and pushed Hannah.
"Did you push your ...
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Surgical Nurse Stands By Her Conviction
Denis Waitley writes in "Your Absolute Bottom Line":
A true story: in the operating room of a large, well-known hospital, it was the surgical ...
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Author R. C. Sproul's Unusual Conversion
Author and theologian R. C. Sproul recounts his conversion:
I had actually gone to a church-related college, but I went on a football scholarship, not ...
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Football Coach Demonstrates Integrity
"We stand for certain things. Kids have to be responsible for their actions." Mike Slaughter, coach of the Marquette High School football team ...
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Diseased Woman Stands Against Stem Cells
"To me, that is another life."
—Crohn's disease patient Kathy Duffey, on why she insisted that any procedure using stem cells to ...
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Preacher Backs Up Words with Action
James Forbes, senior minister of Riverside Church in Manhattan, New York, says:
I remember when I was preaching about South African apartheid. I was confronting ...
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"Remains of the Day:" Weak Convictions
Remains of the Day explores the repressed love between the devoted English butler, Mr. Stevens (Anthony Hopkins), and the head housekeeper, Miss Kenton ...
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