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The Search for God Cannot Wait
George Harrison was the lead guitarist for the Beatles. He embraced Indian culture and helped broaden the scope of popular music through his incorporation ...
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The House on a Rock
Italy is peppered with tiny mountain villages, and Dezzo di Scalve is one of the smallest. The picturesque River Dezzo runs right through the middle of ...
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Man Buried with 'Tools for His Escape'
When someone requests a grave with a view, it’s usually a plot overlooking a valley or an ocean—not an actual window down to the casket underground. ...
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MIT Professor on Our Yearning for Immortality
American physicist and author Alan Lightman is a professor at MIT. He contemplates the day of his daughter’s wedding:
It was a perfect picture of ...
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Houdini vs. The Spiritualists
In the early Twentieth Century, Spiritualism was very popular. Mediums and fortune tellers claimed to be able to make contact with the dead and their ...
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Condo Collapses Due to Faulty Foundation
In the early hours of June 24, 2021, part of a slab from a high-rise condo building in Surfside, Florida dropped into the parking garage below. Within ...
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They Lost Their Loved Ones to COVID. Then They Heard from Them Again
When Ian and Michelle Horne got married, he wore a purple tie on their wedding day because it was her favorite color. Then came the pandemic.
In fall of ...
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Ringo Starr Describes Heaven
Stephen Colbert, host of The Late Night Show, asked Ringo Starr, “What happens when you die?”
Starr replied, “I think we go to heaven.”
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Christ Has Blazed the Trail
Max Lucado tells the story of a missionary in Brazil who discovered a tribe of Indians in a remote part of the jungle. They lived near a large river. ...
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She Was Shamed for Still Having Christmas Lights Up
Sara Pascucci received a letter in the mail on Febuary 3 scolding her for still having Christmas decorations up. The anonymous letter read: “Take ...
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