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"The Matrix": Unseen Reality
In the science fiction movie, The Matrix, the real world has been taken over by computers that keep humans in bondage by creating a false reality in their ...
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Nazi Aim: End Christianity
"When people think about the Holocaust, they think about the crimes against Jews, but here's a different perspective," said Julie Seltzer ...
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"Fellowship of the Ring": Satan's Efforts to Divide the Church
In his first book, Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien describes the camaraderie of a diverse group, banded together by a common cause. Called "the ...
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Fear Overwhelms the Overconfident
On July 21, 1861, raw Yankee recruits marched toward the Confederate Army camping at Bull Run, 30 miles southwest of Washington. The Union soldiers were ...
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We Know the Enemy's Plans
The Battle of Antietam in 1862 lasted for 12 hours and ranks as the bloodiest day of the Civil War, with 10,000 Confederate casualties and even more on ...
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The Inescapable
In The Divine Intruder, James R. Edwards recounts this story:
Wilmer McLean was a small farmer in the Shenandoah Valley in 1861. In the spring of that ...
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Rocker Scott Stapp's Spiritual Struggles
In a Spin interview, Scott Stapp, the lead singer of Creed, discusses the impact his strict religious upbringing has had on his life:
"I tell you, ...
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Alert to Satan's Work
When we lived in St. Petersburg, Florida, we would go to the beach. It was always hard to relax and have a good time with our children, though, because ...
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Avoiding False Security
The Hibernia oil platform in the North Atlantic is 189 miles (315 kilometers) east-southeast of St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. As a fixed structure, ...
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Benefit of Enemies
I heard [a story] about attempts to ship fresh North Atlantic cod from Boston to San Francisco during the nineteenth century. At that time the only way ...
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