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Race, Segregation, and Heaven
The new movie, The Help, based on Kathryn Stockett’s best-selling book by the same name, continues to lead ticket sales…
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The Spiritual Side of Life
Science and art are not as distant from one another as it might seem. I suggest that one of the…
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Book Review: The Adventures of Beer Man
It’s not very PC to consider yourself a drinker. Alcohol has a bad rap, and its consumption is best kept…
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A New Kind of Rebel
Another World Youth Day has come and gone, and with it, all the usual speculation about what it means. Ever…
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Movie Review: WARRIOR
In an emotionally charged scene, Tom Conlon, seated at a slot machine, is shouting at his father, Paddy Conlon. With a…
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Reading Between the Lines
When reading Western reports dealing with Islam, one must learn to read between the lines. Many of these reports do…
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Book Review Invisible World
How many unfinished books do you have lying around the house? One, two, maybe even half a dozen? I used…
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Flash Mobbing King’s Dream
Every black person apprehended for robbing stores in a flash mob should have their court hearing not in front of…
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WARRIOR: A Fight Film Like No Other
WARRIOR’s story is a gripping, won’t-let-you-go study of what it means to fight for noble causes, what it means to love, forgive, and find redemption.
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What Letterman Should Say
After receiving a threat from al Qaeda for making fun of Muslim terrorists on the “Late Show,” David Letterman has…