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"The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers": Redemption
The Two Towers is the second installment of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. In order to save Middle Earth from the forces of evil, Frodo and Sam must take ...
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Titanic Ticket Unused
An unused Titanic ticket—the only first-class passage booked that was not used—belonged to a Liverpool clergyman. The Reverend John Stuart ...
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"Seabiscuit": A Banged Up Life Is Worth Saving
One of the main characters in the movie Seabiscuit is a broken-down, unemployed cowboy named Tom Smith. Millionaire Charles Howard, who is about to engage ...
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Chief Gives Life for Entire Tribe
The famous Muir Woods in California are named for John Muir, famous explorer and naturalist. In his book, Travels in Alaska, Muir tells an amazing story ...
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Wynton Marsalis Rescues a Song
Journalist David Hajdu recently told a memorable story about Wynton Marsalis, one of the most easily recognizable jazz musicians in our day and one of ...
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Lewis Smedes Finds God in English 101
In his autobiography, Dr. Lewis Smedes writes of his early years in the faith. A turning point came as a freshman at Calvin College. He writes:
The first ...
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Grisham Novel Describes Conversion
In The Testament, novelist John Grisham paints a portrait of one man's surrender to God's will. Nate O'Reilly is a disgraced corporate attorney ...
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Dostoevsky Finds Christ after Escaping Death
Fyodor Dostoevsky was one of the most famous and accomplished Russian writers of the 19th century.
Early in his life, Dostoevsky underwent a virtual resurrection. ...
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Murderer Carla Faye Tucker Confesses Christ
Carla Faye Tucker in 1983 helped to kill two people with a pickaxe, and she was so animalistic in her behavior that she laughed while she did it. She ...
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Michelangelo Redeems Broken Marble
In 1463, members of the City Council of Firenze (Florence) Italy decided they needed a monument to enhance their city. They commissioned a sculptor to ...
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