Breaking News: ‘Faith-Based’ Films Take On Hollywood
So Rick Santorum wants to help make spiritual-type movies, yet good ones. Where have we heard this before? Where haven’t we?
So Rick Santorum wants to help make spiritual-type movies, yet good ones. Where have we heard this before? Where haven’t we?
“Instead of neat place to spy on people with permission, Facebook has become a place where people go to wear tin foil heads and complain about the government.”

“The ultimate apologetic is the combination of our relationship with God and our relationships with each other, intentional relationships in which the life-changing truth of our Faith is made manifest for all to see and consider.”

Cordwainer Smith is a writer who reminds us that Christians have been and still can be innovators in the arts.
If these guys are so interested in purity, why can’t they keep their own message pure?
“It’s almost too easy to buy into the culture’s slanted view of beauty, believing that freckles somehow lessen a person’s beauty.”
“The challenge, it seems, is learning to love our children for who they are, for who they are meant to be, and not as vessels or torchbearers for our own dreams and desires.”

“Whether or not Christians feel comfortable thinking of Superman as a Christ-figure, we can at least be safe in understanding him as an idealized portrayal of the just man.”
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