Religion
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Living on Purpose: Jesus loves the little children
Last week we talked about how desperately we need to reach all children for Christ, and I still have much to say on the matter.
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Living on Purpose: The dark side can change the world by deceiving just one generation
A child's mind is like a sponge that is constantly absorbing more information.
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Religious liberty visions collide as Orthodox Jewish group pans Tennessee Jewish foster parents’ lawsuit
A national group representing Orthodox Jewish rabbis this week attacked a court decision permitting a Knox County Jewish couple to proceed in a high-profile lawsuit against the state.
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A higher percentage of Protestants embrace teachings about material blessings
A much higher proportion of U.S. Protestants embrace the so-called prosperity gospel than did in 2017, a study published last week by a Baptist research group found, and young people are dramatically more likely than older people to believe in its ideas.
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Breakpoint: ‘Oppenheimer’ reminds us of ‘just war’ theory
As unexpected as it was that the Barbie movie would spark such a widespread and intense cultural conversation, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer," a film about the brilliant and broken man who became the father of the atomic bomb, has too.
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Living on Purpose: God’s love is about forgiveness not condemnation
Some of you might keep a close watch on the news, and others may listen occasionally or not at all. Whatever the case, you've heard enough to realize that it's common for worldly information to be relayed from a biased perspective.
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Pastor Bo: A Bible quiz and a book giveaway
Acts 20:35 says, "I have shewed you all things, how that so labouring ye ought to support the weak, and to remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he said, It is more blessed to give than to receive."
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Judge rules Tennessee Jewish couple, denied service by state-funded foster home, may proceed with lawsuit
A Tennessee appellate judge ruled that a Knox County couple may proceed with a lawsuit alleging a state-funded foster care agency denied them services because they are Jewish.
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Breakpoint: How God used a Chinese-born diplomat during World War II
Ho Feng Shan was born in Yiyang, Hunan province, in China. Orphaned at age 7, he was taken in and educated by Lutheran missionaries. A lifelong Lutheran, he eventually immigrated to San Francisco and became a founding member of the Chinese Lutheran Church there.
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Living on Purpose: For the love of animals
My wife, Cheryl, and I grew up around dogs.
