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Children Of Divorce Often Blame Themselves For ...
Contributed by Sermon Central on Feb 20, 2007 (message contributor)
Children Of Divorce often blame themselves for the breakup of their parent’s marriage, and many grow up alienated from church and God. A survey of adults whose parents divorced when they were young, found divorce had a major impact on their spiritual lives. They were much less likely to go to church or to call themselves religious than those whose parents stayed married. 66% felt abandoned by the church, claiming no one in the clergy or congregation had reached out to them during the difficult time. Linda Jacobs, Exec. Dir. of Divorce Care for Kids, says, “Divorce affects every area of a child’s life. It affects them emotionally, spiritually and intellectually.” (Religion & Ethics 6/2/06)
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This Is From The Movie American History X. It's ...
Contributed by Nathan Garcia on Mar 8, 2005
This is from the movie American History X. It’s a story that touches close to many real life experiences. Derek’s father was killed trying to put out a fire in a crack house in an African American neighborhood. Derek slowly grew to hate “blacks”, and eventually he was controlled by hatred for ...read more
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June 6, 1944; The Day When Allied Forces Invaded ...
Contributed by Nathan Garcia on Mar 8, 2005
June 6, 1944; the day when allied forces invaded the beaches of Normandy. Four days after D-Day a German soldier, Franz Gockel wrote to his family describing it. “We shot at everything that moved. The beach was soon covered with the bodies of American soldiers.” Maybe some of you have seen the ...read more
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