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Being A Place of Welcome
My Grandmama passed away a couple of months ago — my last living grandparent. Grandaddy died about 18 months before that, and we had all been shocked at how long she lingered on without him. They seemed connected at the kidney or some other vital organ.
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CRT& DEI - False Religion Masquerading as a Fairness Doctrine
Over the last several years, Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a popular philosophy that is being incorporated into many societal institutions. It has particularly taken off in educational institutions, government agencies, and large private corporations.
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The Actor's Question for People in Pain
Love or power. Which will it be? This is the real question, however much Hamlet may protest. Love and power are the two fundamental motivations in any human interaction — at least according to my acting teacher, Deb. She trained with some big names in NYC back in the day, and I like the idea of these celebrities (before they were stars) asking this question in the utter blankness of a backbox theater: does my character want to get love right now, or acquire power? Or do I want to give love, or empower someone else?
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Religiously Hybridized America
Christian pollster George Barna has uncovered another shocking statistic. Previously, he found that only 4% of people in America hold a consistent biblical worldview. This statistic tells us a lot about the state of the church in America, but it also leaves a lot unsaid.
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Promoting Adultery in America
What Christians consider to be sexual immorality used to be the common definition for all of American society. It is not that people didn’t engage in sexually immoral behavior, but even those who participated did it knowing it was wrong.
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Crypts, Chandeliers, and a Door Cracked Open
The chandeliers dangled mere yards from the crypt. They hung from branches draped over a courtyard, with a view of vineyards beyond. A little stone wall ran a circle around what would become a grand al fresco dining room and then, in its final encore, a dance floor.