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Myths Are Easily Accepted As Truth It They Have ...
Contributed by Ovidiu Radulescu on Apr 9, 2004 (message contributor)
Myths are easily accepted as truth it they have been around a long time. Take the case of the spider. About 350 B.C., the Greek philosopher Aristotle classified the spider as having six legs. And for the next 20 centuries everyone believed the spider had six legs. No one even bothered to count and it was any way to challenge the great Aristotle. And of course, everybody thought this is a scientific conclusion.
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Michael Card (Musician And Author): "All We ... PRO
Contributed by David Ward on Dec 16, 2004
Michael Card (musician and author): “All we could ever imagine, could ever hope for, He is. ... He is the Prince of Peace whose first coming has already transformed society but whose second coming will forever establish justice and righteousness. All this, and infinitely more, alive in an ...read more
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In A Book Called Living God's Love, Author ...
Contributed by Martin Kim on Oct 25, 2004
In a book called Living God’s Love, author Douglas Cooper says, “the average person is programmed from birth to love only conditionally. Consequently, we grow up feeling that we have to earn any love we get. Earn it by our good behavior, by agreeing to let ...read more
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Perseverance--James Does Not Leave Us In Despair ... PRO
Contributed by R. David Reynolds on Oct 9, 2004
Perseverance--James does not leave us in despair and defeat. He assures us that our trials or tests develop Christian perseverance. THE UPPER ROOM in the last few weeks has had a couple of fantastic devotionals on Perseverance. A Texas lady by the name of Lou Storm wrote the devotional for ...read more
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Perseverance--Gianni Poli Of Italy Won The 1986 ... PRO
Contributed by R. David Reynolds on Oct 9, 2004
Perseverance--Gianni Poli of Italy won the 1986 New York Marathon in 2:11:06. On March 2, 2003, Mark Yatich of Kenya won the Los Angels Marathon in 2:09:52. To me, however, the real hero of both marathons was the man who finished dead last in both. He is fifty-seven year old Bob Wieland. In ...read more
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The Count Of Monte Cristo Tells The Story Of ... PRO
Contributed by David Ward on Dec 16, 2004
The Count of Monte Cristo tells the story of Dantes (James Caviezel) who is unjustly accused and sentenced to life in France’s most dreaded prison. During his years in prison, Dantes’ makes friends with a priest, (Richard Harris) whose godly influence has a huge impact on Dantes’ spiritual ...read more
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