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What Fame Cannot Do
Paul Louis Metzger writes:
My greatest living hero is Dr. John M. Perkins, an African American evangelical Christian and civil rights leader nearly beaten ...
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Elton John Prefers ‘Higher Power’ Over God
In a recent interview with Fresh Air’s Terri Gross, Elton John explains why he prefers a “higher power” over God:
GROSS: You almost left ...
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From Gay to Gospel
Ten years ago, Becket Cook was a gay man in Hollywood who had achieved great success as a set designer in the fashion industry. He worked with stars and ...
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Being Kind to Those with Disagree with You
Ellen DeGeneres addressed the backlash she received after she was spotted laughing with former President George W. Bush at a Dallas Cowboys football game ...
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Atheist Fears the Removal of Religion
Speaking to The Times, Richard Dawkins said he fears the removal of religion would be a bad idea for society because it would give people “license ...
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NBA Superstar Fueled by Intentional Work Life Balance
Trail Blazers superstar point guard Damian Lillard was the talk of the league, after a string of torrid scoring performances, including a 50-point performance ...
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Famous Author Revolted Against Death
In his recent book, Matthew Levering writes:
The famous American writer Susan Sontag died of cancer in 2004 at the age of 71. When her cancer returned ...
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Famous Actor’s Wasted Life
In Jean-Claude Van Damme’s biographical, semi-fictionalized movie JCVD, the actor plays himself as someone whose family and career has spiraled ...
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Anthony Bourdain’s Soul Needed More
In an article after the suicide of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, Mike Cosper writes, “Some are scratching their heads, wondering how someone ...
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Moral Dilemmas in Venerating Cultural Icons
Writing for a recent issue of Harper’s magazine, professor Margo Jefferson delves into the moral dilemmas many face when a cultural icon crashes ...
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