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Saddest Celebrity Divorces of 2016
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Megan Bailey
When it comes to love, so many of us find out that it doesn’t always last. Even after marriage people find that the blissful feelings that developed during dating can fade away and aren’t long-term. Our favorite celebrity couples aren’t immune to the deterioration of love. 2016 was not the year for love. Here are…
The ‘Principle’ Challenges the Copernican Principle
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Corine Gatti
What if we are at the center of the universes? What if the most foundational principle in cosmology, the Copernican Principle, was wrong? The documentary “The Principle” will explore these questions and could alter what you learned in science class. Nicolaus Copernicus first theorized that the earth orbits the Sun. The Copernican Principle states that the…
Sermons in 140 Characters or Less
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Megan Bailey
Faith and technology have been combining over the last decade, and Christian leaders are taking notice. Bishop Christopher J. Coyne of Burlington, Vermont is active on social media, sharing his faith with his 13,000+ followers on Twitter alone. By 8 a.m. each day, his followers know the day’s saint, gospel reading, and latest news from…
Ouija: Real Danger or Film Fantasy?
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Wesley Baines
In February of 1891, a peculiar advertisement began to appear in the papers. “Ouija, the Wonderful Talking Board,” exclaimed dark ink, and the ad advised readers to “Come and see this wonderful game”. The origin of this ad was a Pittsburgh novelty shop called Danziger & Company, and it promised that this mysterious talking board could…
The Most Dedicated Fan
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Corine Gatti
If you think you are a sports fan, think again. Maybe you never heard of John Risher who is 106-years-old and loves the Virginia Cavalier football team. In fact, he’s a legend when entering the press box and the media room because of his dedication. You see Risher has been following the team since 1919 and…
How the World Celebrated World Kindness Day
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Megan Bailey
In light of some heavy things that are happening in the world right now, the international holiday of World Kindness Day observed on November 13 couldn’t have come at a better time. Introduced in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement, the day encourages people to overlook differences in race, religion, socioeconomic status, and the like…
This Celebrity Quit Hollywood for God and His Life Was Completely Transformed
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Lesli White
You may recognize him as the little boy from the popular sitcom, Two and Half Men. The show was an instant success and made Angus T. Jones not only a household name, but very rich. He was the highest paid child actor in television history when he played the role of Jake Harper, Charlie…
Donald Trump Calls for ‘Unity’
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Corine Gatti
Donald Trump pulled off the biggest upset in American politics to be elected as the 45th President of the United States. It was not without drama. When Trump announced that he was running for president, the pundits thought he was out of his element. They had a point as the odds were severely stacked against…
Jesus’ Tomb Exposed for First Time in Centuries
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Megan Bailey
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“We saw where Jesus Christ was laid down,” Father Isidoros Fakitsas, the superior of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, told me. “Before, nobody has.” Or at least nobody alive today. “We have the history, the tradition. Now we saw with our own eyes the actual burial place of Jesus Christ.” For only 60 short hours, the…
Cubs Win the World Series in Epic Game
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Megan Bailey
108 years was enough for the Chicago Cubs. On Wednesday evening in Game 7 of the World Series at Progressive Field, for the first time since 1908 the Cubs stood tall as the champions of baseball. The Cubs overcame the odds – fighting a series of blows from the Indians, weathering a storm coming off…
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