Religion
The latest Religion coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Breakpoint: How Christianity invented the hospital
Far from being an otherworldly religion, Christianity teaches both the importance and goodness of life in this world.
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Living on Purpose: Jesus did not call us to be benchwarmers
I've watched Kentucky basketball since I was a kid, and I admit that sometimes I do get a little carried away.

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Pastor Bo: So many reasons to be thankful
Yes, I am fully aware that the world is still pretty much on fire.
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Concert Sunday in Ooltewah will feature the magic of the carillon: A melody that bends in the wind
Once, the carillon bells would sound across the town markets of Europe's Low Country, amid the chatter of merchants and the shrieking of farm creatures.

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Pastor Bo: Don’t silence the tank alarm
The year was 1997, and the location was a deep hole in which stood an abandoned restaurant, a fish camp, as it is often called in the South. We had just secured the use of that building to start the Cornerstone Baptist Church.
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Living on Purpose: God is not only watching, but he intervenes
Late one stormy London night in 1763, a man filled with despair was determined to end his life.
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Breakpoint: The crisis of trust in science: Honest research requires honest researchers
Last year, Pew Research reported that only 29% of Americans now are willing to say they have a "great deal of confidence" in medical scientists to act in the best interests of the public.
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BreakPoint: Taking cues from the greats, Christians can impact culture by simply sharing great stories
Attempt to instruct a group of 12-year-old kids about the importance of duty, honor, perseverance and friendship by means of a lecture, and the most likely result will be glazed eyes and tuned-out ears.
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Living on Purpose: Is it true we can live in peace?
Have you considered that worry and anxiety are issues we can control?
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Pastor Bo: Your early guide to the holidays
Can you feel and see it? The weather is cooling, but not cold. The leaves are at their loveliest.