The future of Christian marriage
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The future of Christian marriage
The future of Christian marriage
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Ask any random group of ten elderly couples about their marriage, and half of them will probably say something like this: “We were high school sweethearts, tied the knot soon after graduation, worked our way up from nothing, had kids, and here we are. Being married made us who we are today.”
This Christmas, revel in being unreasonable
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This Christmas, revel in being unreasonable
This Christmas, revel in being unreasonable | Thursday, December 24, 2020
A traditional Italian nativity scene in this undated photo. | Reuters
My wife is one of those people who gets a subscription to Amazon Prime every four months, when the company tries to tempt her back with another one-month trial. It turns out there’s a good bit of Christian fare on the service and we occasionally resort to digital sedation for the kids.
Life lessons from It’s a Wonderful Life
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Life lessons from It’s a Wonderful Life
Life lessons from It’s a Wonderful Life
By John Stonestreet, Christian Post Guest Columnist | Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey with his guardian angel, Clarence, in the 1946 classic, It s a Wonderful Life.
Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, is such a TV staple this time of year, it feels like just another Christmas decoration.
Mary wasn’t ready to be a mom
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Mary wasn’t ready to be a mom
Mary wasn’t ready to be a mom
Children look at a Nativity scene at the Christmas market in the harbour of Emden, Germany, November 27, 2013. | Reuters/Fabian Bimmer
Each Advent offers a new opportunity to meditate on some of the strangest mysteries of God: That He made Himself human. That he would be born lowly (and stay that way). That He would be born of a virgin.
Embryo adoption is wonderful but it s not the solution
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Embryo adoption is wonderful but it s not the solution
Embryo adoption is wonderful but it s not the solution
not to pursue in vitro fertilization, despite being told by their doctor that it could be successful in their case. “A little boy or girl created with our own genetic material,” the husband wrote, “is not morally worth the many inevitable deaths of his or her embryonic brothers and sisters.”