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Man Donates Kidney but Ignores Family
Rob Smitty donated one of his kidneys to a stranger. It was a noble and generous sacrifice. While browsing the Internet, Smitty developed an interest ...
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C. S. Lewis on God's Will
"There are two kinds of people: those who say to God, 'Thy will be done,' and those to whom God says, 'All right, then, have it your ...
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Arthur Miller Unable to Tell Marilyn Monroe "God Loves You."
In his autobiography Timebends, Arthur Miller tells of his marriage to Marilyn Monroe. During the filming of The Misfits Miller watched Marilyn descend ...
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Why Westerners' Hearts Are Like Stone
Sadhu Sundar Singh, writes in Wisdom of the Sadhu:
Once when I was in the Himalayas, I was sitting upon the bank of a river. I drew out of the water a ...
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Administering Medicine Through Skin
Our skin is soft, like tightly woven fabric. It appears porous from the outside—with millions of tiny openings that ooze sweat. But you might be ...
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From Witch to Christian
In Today's Christian Woman, Kimberly Shumate tells how she became a Christian after living as a witch. We pick up the story as she, after coming to ...
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Sin Blinds Us from Seeing Sin
When I was a teenager, I met a man who had this rather disturbing way of pointing out things that I found downright uncomfortable. In one discussion, ...
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Unrepentant to the End
In A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, Dave Eggers writes:
When my father was in intensive care, about a day and a half from throwing in the towel, ...
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Disbelieving What You Hear
Jesus is clear that it is dangerous for a person to close one's ears, eyes, and heart to the leadings of the Holy Spirit. In The Magician's Nephew, ...
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C. S. Lewis Depicts Unbelief
In his book, The Magician's Nephew, C. S. Lewis writes of the creation of fictitious Narnia through the song of Aslan (the lion who represents Jesus ...
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