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Terminally Ill Boy Puts Others First
The Make-A-Wish Foundation has been granting the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses since 1980. Most commonly, children wish to meet a ...
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"Lord of the Rings" Taught Viggo Mortensen About Community
The lesson is the union with others is more significant than your individual existence. It doesn't deny the importance of your individual existence; ...
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Businessman's Life Goal Is to Give Away His Fortune
At 84, Tom White has almost achieved his life's goal—to give away his entire fortune. White is a Boston businessman who has given away $75 million. ...
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Martin Luther on "Mountainous Sins"
The genius of Christianity takes the words of Paul "who gave himself for our sins" as true and efficacious. We are not to look upon our sins ...
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Discipline Is the Price of Freedom
We have not advanced very far in our spiritual lives if we have not encountered the basic paradox of freedom, to the effect that we are most free when ...
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Roman Sentinel Stands Guard to the Very End
When the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius destroyed the city [of Pompeii in A.D. 79], many people were buried in the ruins. Some took cover underground, and the ...
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The Early Church's Take on Sex
Not a single church father can be found who did not assume that Christians should remain chaste before marriage.
In the early second century, the Roman ...
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"Mulan": Child's Sacrifice for Father
Mulan is a Disney animation based on an ancient Chinese legend in which a girl becomes a national hero through daring acts of self-sacrifice and courage. ...
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Supermodels Suffer for External Beauty
In a joint interview, supermodels Kim Alexis, Carol Alt, and Beverly Johnson—who collectively have appeared on more than 2,000 magazine covers—spoke ...
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Lenten Stillness
At my house, the TV is off. It will be until Easter. The first time this happened, it was unintentional.
Some years ago, a few weeks before Easter, a burglar ...
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