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May 2008
In 1820, a man named Yorgos was digging in his field on the island of Milos in Greece. As he was digging,...
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May 2008
Dustin Carter is an extraordinary athlete. He finished his high school wrestling career with a 40-4 record....
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May 2008
Motivational speaker Jack Canfield likes to remind people of an incident in the life of Ty Cobb ...
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May 2008
In one of Bishop Fulton Sheen’s books, he made an interesting observation about Christianity. He said,...
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May 2008
There is an old story about how the University of Chicago received a million-dollar grant from the heiress...
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May 2008
Herb Miller used to tell a story about a man whose daughter was applying to an Ivy League school. In...
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May 2008
Two writers who were bitter rivals were both attending the same party. One had recently had a book published,...
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Sin
Results from a new study released from Ellison Research finds that 13 percent of Americans do not believe at all in the concept of sin. But, a majority of Americans (87%), however, do believe in this concept and they include adultery (81%), racism (74%), use of hard drugs (65%), failing to say anything if they're given too much change by a cashier (63%), having an hard drugs (56%), cheating on their taxes (52%) and homosexual activity (52%) as sin. "Sin" was defined in the research as "something that is almost always considered wrong, particularly from a religious or moral perspective." (Pastor's Weekly Briefing, 3-14-08)
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