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Home Makeover: Faith Edition
By
Paul O'Donnell
If Jesus came back today, which television show would be his favorite? A clue comes from Mike Zak, youth director at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church in St. Charles, Ill. According to the Chicago Tribune, Zak, a fan of “Home Makeover: Extreme Edition,” asked parishioners to nominate a family that desperately needed a home renovation,…
‘Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day’: My DVD Pick of the Week
By
Kris Rasmussen
If you are as saddened as I am by the waning days of summer, I have the perfect movie for you. It’s a gentle, breezy, frothy, old-fashioned story that celebrates all that was once great about the good ole’ days. I am talking about the overlooked romantic comedy “Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day.” With…
‘Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2’ Gains Stars, Loses Spark
By
Donna Freitas
There is no shortage of girl-starpower fueling the “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2” about four best girlfriends who find a pair of jeans that miraculously fit each of them perfectly and makes magic happen in their lives–or wait, this sequel is less about the pants. But I’ll get back to that in a…
Who Should Be Offended by ‘Tropic Thunder?’
By
Nell Minow
A coalition of disability group has called for a boycott of the R-rated satire “Tropic Thunder“. They are asking people not to see the movie because they say it demeans, insults, and harms individuals with intellectual disabilities by using the “R- word.” Furthermore, it perpetuates derogatory images and stereotypes of individuals with intellectual disabilities including…
Prayer Puts Olympic Commentator in a Twist
By
Paul O'Donnell
I can forgive NBC’s commentators at the Olympic gymnastics competition, Tim Daggett and Elfi Schlegel, their complaints about the judging, and nagging negativity; they are, after a fashion, journalists and they have to call it like they see it. But if they are journalists, why couldn’t they tell us what U.S. gymnast Jonathan Horton was…
Top 10 Christian Songs I Hate to Love
By
Kris Rasmussen
My friends and I have been having fun lately emailing a list back and forth of what are the best of the worst Christian songs we grew up listening to. You know, those songs that are enjoyable, with lyrics you can’t get out of your head, but at the same time you’d be slightly embarrassed…
Sisterhoods and Bromances: Where are the Love Stories?
By
Nell Minow
We have a lot of tender love stories in movies this year but they have mostly been about friendships. I can’t remember a time when there have been so few movies about falling in romantic love. What used to be the most reliable genre for movie success, the traditional “boy meets girl, boy loses girl,…
‘Gossip Girl’ Is Back and Badder Than Ever!
By
Donna Freitas
Everyone’s favorite teen soap opera/guilty pleasure “Gossip Girl” is back, premiering on the CW September 1. And of course, its back with a, well, um, bang (so to speak). GG got itself in heaps of trouble last spring as it geared up for its first season finale with an advertising campaign that splashed “OMFG” in…
Watch Clip: ‘Religulous’
By
lmarcus
The title of Bill Maher’s controversial new documentary, “Religulous,” comes from combining the words “religious” and “ridiculous,” so it’s pretty clear where he stands on the issue of faith. In this clip, he quizzes a Senator who says he doesn’t believe in evolution. Watch the clip below. embedVideo(1726829578);
Enter to Win: Rebecca St James’ New Devotional
By
dross
Christian pop star and author Rebecca St. James has a long history of promoting chastity, and modesty, in young women of faith. Her latest book, “Pure: A 90-Day Devotional for the Mind, the Body & the Spirit” will be released on September 3rd. Beliefnet has 5 advanced copies of “Pure: A 90-Day Devotional for the…
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