Religion
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Wagner: Just keep breathing, again
Having just gotten back from a couple of days of scuba diving in Mexico, my mind went back to a column I wrote back in 2019.
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Holland: Can we explain what we believe?
The foundation of the Christian faith, along with the hope of eternal salvation in the next life, is based on the torturous death and glorified resurrection of the only perfect individual we know as Jesus Christ.
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Mizpah fundraiser brings music duo white Jewish Rabbi and Black Baptist soloist to Chattanooga
A Reform rabbi and a Black Baptist gospel singer are set to perform at Mizpah on Sunday during the congregation's yearly Music at Mizpah fundraiser.
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Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church completes $18M renovations
After people filed in and filled the pews at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church, ushers rushed up and down the aisles looking for open seating to pack in as many congregants as possible.
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Holland: The easy way is not God’s way
Seeking comfort and not being willing to stand against sin leaves us lukewarm and vulnerable to defeat and destruction.
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Chattanooga faith leaders weigh in on Halloween and religion
Halloween, in the mainstream a surface-level holiday characterized by costumes and candy, carries pagan undertones that can trouble some who practice religions that take issue with the occult or condemn idol worship.
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Breakpoint: Why adults are going to summer camp
Apparently, camp isn't just for kids anymore.
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Holland: The devastating effects of deception
For the next couple of weeks I want to talk about the secret chambers of our conscience that contains our thoughts, emotions, attitudes, convictions and basically who we really are.
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Chattanooga Jewish Federation welcomes new Israeli cultural emissary, here to share ‘her Israel’
Linor Shirinov arrived in Chattanooga just in time for the Jewish High Holy Days and has probably been to synagogue more in the past three weeks than she has in her entire life growing up in Israel, she said.
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Holland: Washing the stains and ironing the wrinkles
Humans do not enjoy being told that God will judge every person, and one day we will meet him face-to-face and give an account of our lives.
