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The Bloodiest Century
The 20th century was the bloodiest in human history. In Humanity: A Moral History of the 20th Century, Jonathan Glover estimates that 86,000,000 people ...
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Our Role as Peacemakers
In his book Sermon on the Mount: A Foundation for Understanding, author and professor Robert A. Guelich writes of the role Christ-followers play as peacemakers: ...
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Kids Peacefully Demand Menu Change
After reading the children's book Frindel—which tells the story of a little boy organizing a boycott of the school cafeteria—students ...
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Divorced Couple Splits House in Half
Simon and Chana Taub seem to agree on only one thing: The house is mine.
The couple wants a divorce, but both of them refuse to move out of their New York ...
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Advice for Handling Criticism
In his book Confessions of a Pastor, Craig Groeschel offers some advice on how to handle critics:
It's a fact that "hurt people hurt people." ...
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Brennan Manning on Being Grateful
I believe that the real difference in the American church is not between conservatives and liberals, fundamentalists and charismatics, nor between Republicans ...
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Augustine on Loving Your Enemies
Ye have enemies, for who can live on this Earth without them? Take heed to yourselves: love them. In no way can thine enemy so hurt thee by his violence, ...
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"Fellowship of the Ring": Satan's Efforts to Divide the Church
In his first book, Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien describes the camaraderie of a diverse group, banded together by a common cause. Called "the ...
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Here Only By Grace
After worrying for half an hour that we wouldn't get on an overbooked flight, my wife and I were summoned to the check-in desk. A smiling agent whispered ...
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Fellowship Is a Double-Edged Sword
People in the church are like porcupines in a snowstorm. We need each other to keep warm, but we prick each other if we get too close.
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