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Christmas — the Rest of the Story - The Stream
By Andy McQuitty Published on December 14, 2023 Christmas is a wonderful time of the year because it’s chock full of warm fuzzies: shepherds and wise men and angel choruses, Mary and Joseph and the baby, “Away in a Manger,” no room in the inn and no room for extra pie because we’ve overstuffed ourselves again with Christmas dinner. Gifts and trees and lights and concerts and little boys in bathrobes and Santa with his sleigh.
If God is a God of Blessings, What About Job?
By Nolan Lewallen Published on August 15, 2023 The first time I picked up a Bible to read it I went down the list of books, and the one that jumped out at me was Job. I thought it was a book about a person’s job, as in work. That would be something useful, I thought. It was quite different than I expected and probably wasn’t the greatest first impression of the Bible.
Was Shakespeare a Christian Writer?
William Shakespeare is the English-speaking world’s greatest writer. In fact he’s also very popular outside it. Very far outside it, in fact. (Which is why you really need to read the Bard in the “original Klingon”.) Shakespeare is one of the three pillars of Western literary culture, along with Homer’s works and of course the Bible.
The Bible and the Coronation
Millions worldwide tuned into the coronation of King Charles III at Westminster Abbey on Saturday. The full name of Westminster Abbey, where kings and queens of England have been crowned since 1066, is the Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster. When St. Paul’s Cathedral was built in the 1600s, they ran out of funds.
Hope turned my cancer diagnosis from despair into a grand adventure
Editor’s note: The column is part of a series of personal opinion essays called The Light of Hope. We asked community and faith leaders to answer the question, when life feels dark, what gives you hope? We will publish their responses throughout December. Ten years ago I experienced an exquisite miracle of God: Not water into wine (though Lord knows I’d still love some Lafite Rothschild), but despair into hope. My dalliance with despair began with my diagnosis, stage 4 cancer (8% survival rate).
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