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'Nanking'

A nominee for Best Spiritual Documentary in the 2008 Beliefnet Film Awards

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St. John Fisher (1469-1535)

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Creator or Architect?

Hinduism's understanding of God's omnipotence and why catastrophes like Hurricane Katrina occur

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Founding Faith

The Founders radical new vision for religious liberty

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Passover and the Global
Climate Crisis

Is the Environmental Protection Agency a modern-day pharaoh? Sweep eco-chameitz from your life with these simple steps.

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What Would Jane (Austen) Do?

Moral lessons on pride and conceit in Austen's novels help us understand what it means to be a virtuous Christian.

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'I Sold My Soul on eBay': Interview with Atheist Hemant Mehta

A self-described 'friendly atheist' talks about why he auctioned himself off to a minister and visited several church services.

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My Daughter the Ex-Catholic Evangelical

Did I fail to communicate the beauty of Catholicism?

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The Catholic Judge and Roe v. Wade

Catholic justices aren't morally guilty if they fail to restrain abortion. But no judge can invent or support spurious 'rights.'

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