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Singer Bono Holds Out for Grace
In the book Bono: In Conversation with Michka Assaya, the lead singer and songwriter for the rock group U2 makes an explicit confession of faith.
"It's ...
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Pop Star Moby: "We Need God"
Herman Melville made an impact on the world with his novel Moby Dick. His great-great grandnephew has made an impact on the world with music.
Richard Melville ...
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"24": How Compromise Starts
In the first season of the popular TV show 24, Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) is a federal agent charged with protecting a presidential candidate from ...
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Stumbling Horse Recovers to Win the Race
It happened in just a blink with a quarter mile to go at the 2005 running of the Preakness. Afleet Alex had battled his way to the front of the pack when ...
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Author Lists 10 Convictions Governing Secularists
In his book The New Absolutes, William Watkins identifies 10 core convictions that govern today's secularists:
(1) Religion interferes with freedom ...
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Strangler Fig Leaves Tree Hollow
The Brazilian walnut tree is majestic in size and strength. But this beautiful tree has one enemy, the strangler fig. When a strangler fig seed lands ...
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Alcoholics Anonymous Founder Lived a Lie
Bill Wilson was the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. For that accomplishment, Time magazine named Wilson one of the Top 100 People of the 20th century. ...
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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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Avalanche Expert Dies After Letting His Guard Down
On January 14, 2005, Shane Maixner died in an avalanche. The 27-year-old and four of his friends drove to the Canyons ski resort outside Park City, Utah, ...
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George Whitefield on True Conversion
George Whitefield, the great 18th century evangelist, spoke these words at a funeral service:
Do you think any farmer would have a crop of corn next year ...
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