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Mystery Author Describes Conversion
Andrew Klavan is a popular writer of mysteries—some of which have been made into movies (1999's True Crime and 2001's Don't Say a Word). ...
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Albert Einstein on God
When Albert Einstein was asked if he believed in God, here was his response: "I'm not an atheist. I don't think I can call myself a pantheist. ...
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The Woman Who Can't Forget
While it is often acknowledged that only God can truly forget as he forgives, one California woman has taken this axiom to a new level: She can remember ...
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Famous Atheist Unable to Completely Rule Out God
Biologist Richard Dawkins, a vocal atheist and critic of organized religion, inadvertently revealed the lack of certainty that must accompany all denials ...
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Cancer Patient Finds No Comfort in Statistics
Where do you put your hope and trust when you get a bad report from the doctor? How do you get some control of the situation? Author Phyllis Ten Elshof ...
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"The 6th Day": Taking Over for God
The movie The 6th Day is set in the future and is about a billionaire tycoon who illegally and successfully clones humans. In this scene, Adam Gibson's ...
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Wind Makes Us Strong
For two years, scientists sequestered themselves in an artificial environment called Biosphere 2. Inside their self-sustaining community, the Biospherians ...
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Need for Faith
In the 1997 film, Contact, Dr. Ellie Arroway, played by Jodie Foster, is a radio astronomer trying to fulfill a lifelong quest to discover life on other ...
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Paralyzed Man Opposes Stem-cell Research
In a Time magazine essay, Charles Krauthammer tells why he does not support stem-cell research "from embryos created purposely and wantonly for nothing ...
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Einstein Found the World Comprehensible
"The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible."
—Albert Einstein, (1879-1955) Physicist & Nobel Laureate ...
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