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Men and women with views like Donald Sterling’s could be in the courtrooms, doctor’s office, classrooms and even in our pews.
Marquez’s writings help us understand that literary and gaming stories reflect a universal truth: our physical world is inhabited by a supernatural God who takes an active interest in our own stories.
I didn’t expect my child’s first sleepover to be such a major milestone, but it felt as significant as that first time sleeping through the night.
Humanity always bleeds through, even online.
The Tiny House movement runs counter to the experience of living in America, where the typical building is entirely out of scale with actual human beings.
This past Saturday, the company documented its attempt to uncover the trove of gaming history, and as proof that all hidden sins eventually come to light, Atari’s legendary trove was found and unearthed for all to see.
The premise of BioShock, and the premise of humanity, is what Paul reminded the Romans: “None is righteous, no, not one (Romans 3:10).”
Our resident Mad Men recapper, Alissa Wilkinson, has some more thoughts.
The project isn’t a battle for screen time, but for values that make the story worth telling.
Because Paul doesn’t exactly lay out how to put off and put on, we should welcome the insights from someone who does.
When you are so certain about God’s calling on your life, what should you do when such things do not come to pass?
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