Religion
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BreakPoint: Meeting Christ in Aslan
Over the next five years, the seven installments of C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" series will turn 70.
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Review: A posthumous collection of essays explores Rachel Held Evans’ spiritual vision
In a posthumous collection of essays, best-selling author and self-described "religious overachiever" Rachel Held Evans describes a way of pursuing God that embraces uncertainty, vulnerability and compassion.
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A Q&A with the husband of Rachel Held Evans and the friend who finished her last book
Two years ago, the sudden death of Rachel Held Evans at age 37 left a community of spiritual seekers in shock and heartbreak.
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Living on Purpose: God has a wonderful plan for you
If we do not learn from our trials, then our distress has been a missed opportunity.
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BreakPoint: The most reluctant convert’s journey to faith and to the big screen
One line from C.S. Lewis' autobiography, "Surprised by Joy," is both simple and profound: "That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me. In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed: perhaps, that night, the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England."
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Pastor Bo: A catty attitude is a purrfectly horrible way to live
All cats are more or less psychotic.
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‘All about money’: Former Hixson church members object to sale of cemetery
Claude Dennis Harvey is the namesake of his grandfather, a man who more than a half-century ago donated land near Hixson to create a community cemetery for a church.
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BreakPoint: Sports gambling is a bad bet
Oct. 21 was what some call "the professional sports equinox," the one night of a year when the NBA, NHL, MLB and the NFL all have games.
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Pastor Bo: We must be willing to sacrifice for the generations to come
The newest book in my kids adventure series, "The Night Heroes," just came off the presses.
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Living on Purpose: Be prepared when it’s time to stand
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