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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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Nauru: A Pacific Island Sells Its Soul
An episode of the Public Radio program "This American Life" tells the story of Nauru, a tiny, isolated Pacific island east of New Guinea and ...
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Madonna Feels She Was "Tricked by the World"
This self-described "rather strict mom of two kids" has achieved worldwide fame. In an interview with Ladies Home Journal, the 46-year-old woman ...
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John McCain on Remorse
In the past, I've been able to overcome my fears because of an acute sense of an even greater fear—that of feeling remorse. You can live with ...
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“Napoleon Dynamite”: Clinging to the Past
Napoleon Dynamite is the story of an awkward but loveable outsider (named Napoleon Dynamite) struggling through the ups and downs of high school life. ...
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"Flatliners": Haunted by Past Sins
Flatliners is about five medical students in Chicago who are curious about what occurs to people who "flatline" (when heart and brain activity cease) ...
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Alan Alda Says "Never Stuff Your Dog"
Television and movie actor Alan Alda wrote a book titled Never Have Your Dog Stuffed. In an interview, he explained the significance of the title:
I was ...
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Erwin Lutzer on God's Forgiveness
There is more grace in God's heart than there is sin in your past.
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Pickler Finds Satisfaction in the Process
Rick Field is a 41-year-old bachelor, with degrees from Andover and Yale, who has decided to spend his life making pickles. The career change came after ...
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Size of Rocket Boosters Determined by Ancient Roman Chariots
Although some historians question the veracity of all the facts in the following story, it is accurate enough to make an interesting point.
The U.S. standard ...
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