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"Alice in Wonderland": Choose Your Destination
In the Disney animated classic Alice in Wonderland, Alice, wanders through a frustrating world of tardy rabbits, singing flowers, and one curious-talking ...
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"The Empire Strikes Back": Impossibility Thinking
In George Lucas' The Empire Strikes Back, which has a pervasive new-age worldview but illustrates some biblical principles, 900-year-old Master Jedi-Knight ...
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Hilary Swank's God
Hilary Swank, 1999's Oscar winner for Best Actress and wife of actor Chad Lowe, was asked, "Where does Jesus fit into all of [your and your husband's ...
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Deceptive Appeal
Joe Gutierrez tells five stories from his 42 years as a steelworker in the book, The Heat: Steelworkers' Lives and Legends. In one story, called "Snow ...
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Our Relationship to Nature
The essence of all pantheism, evolutionism, and modern cosmic religion is really in this proposition: that Nature is our mother. Unfortunately, if you ...
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John Lennon and Jesus
Two new books on John Lennon claim the ex-Beatle experienced a brief period as a born-again Christian during the 1970s. While living the life of a virtual ...
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Santana's Wayward Spirituality
Carlos Santana has won the Billboard Lifetime achievement award, multiple Grammy awards, Kennedy Center Honors, and VH1 Man of the Year award. A Rolling ...
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Uniqueness of Grace
In What's So Amazing about Grace, Philip Yancey recounts this story about C.S. Lewis:
During a British conference on comparative religions, experts ...
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Evading the Problem of Evil
It is characteristic of our age that people want to have God but do not want to have the Devil. People are inventing gods for themselves, with what I ...
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Religious Doublespeak
Churches are getting into the doublespeak spirit. ... Take the term "sin," for instance. There's a word we could all live without. I mean, who wants ...
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