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The World's Four Major Religions Are Not Alike
The central assumption of many in the interfaith dialogue business has been that at their core, all religious people—Hindus and Buddhists, Muslims ...
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Christian Scientist Francis Collins Befriends Atheist Christopher Hitchens
The Telegraph, a newspaper based in Great Britain, reported on an unlikely bond of friendship and trust between two very different people: Francis Collins, ...
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Volunteer Makes the Difference in a Young Man's Life
After graduating from college, Bethany W. started a year-long volunteer program with Emmaus Ministries, a Chicago-based outreach to young men involved ...
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Chuck Swindoll Recalls the Impact of His Father's "Last Words"
Chuck Swindoll writes:
One of my most unforgettable moments happened when I was about ten years old. My father served our country during World War II in ...
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An Unlikely Friendship Opens a Door to Share Christ
Kary Oberbrunner, author of Your Secret name, shared a story about his encounter with an older man named Bob. While Kary was at the local gym, trying ...
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Saint Patrick Returns to Ireland to Bring the Gospel
We know about the real St. Patrick (or Magnus Sucatus Patricius) because he wrote a record of his life called Confessions. As a young boy Patrick lived ...
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A Christian Helps Build Bridges in Kenya
CNN.com told the story of Harmon Parker, a master mason who has found a unique calling in building bridges—literal bridges in Kenya.
One of the men ...
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A Youth Group Witnesses a Spiritual Harvest in Afghanistan
In his most recent book What Good Is God?, Philip Yancey writes:
This is a true story from Afghanistan that took place in the early 1970s, before the Russian ...
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Bride and Best Man Jump into the Ocean to Save a Life
In November 2010, a wedding party in Glenelg, Australia, was unexpectedly called into action right after the wedding ceremony. While they were posing ...
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'Epistle to Diognetus' Describes the Lifestyle of Early Christians
An early Christian document known as the Epistle to Diognetus (c. A.D. 120-200) is believed to have been written by a man named Athenagoras. In one important ...
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