Reviews

Jesus' Family Values by Deirdre Good offers challenge to conservative Christian views

By Casper • December 1, 2012

Your Ad Here “The family” writes the Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry “under heavy attack in today's society”. Such refrains are not unique but

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National Geographic Locked Up Abroad Series: American Missionaries Kidnapped By Islamic Extremists in the Philippines

By Mriana • May 28, 2012

National Geographic Locked Up Abroad Series: American Missionaries Kidnapped By Islamic Extremists in the Philippines

Martin and Garcia Burnham were Christian missionaries in the Philippines kidnapped by a group of Islamic extremists, called Abu Sayyaf, just before 9/11.  Their

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Beatrice – The Cadbury Heiress Who Gave Away Her Fortune, a biography that examines Christianity vs. capitalism

By ChrisP • May 17, 2012

Beatrice – The Cadbury Heiress Who Gave Away Her Fortune, a biography that examines Christianity vs. capitalism

A riches-to-rags love story in which two idealistic missionary pacifists challenge the authorities during two world wars, denounce the capitalism which made them rich

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The Valley of Fire … a novel with insane, apocalyptic twists

By Brett Cottrell • February 1, 2012

When a rogue angel known as “Insanity” escapes and starts a polygamist cult in Utah, all Hell breaks loose.  Friends murder friends, husbands abandon

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God's Dream by Archbishop Desmond Tutu

By ChrisP • January 22, 2012

God's Dream is a delightful little board book from this spiritual giant. With beautiful illustrations by Le Uyen Pham throughout its 15 pages, it

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Let’s Play Guess the Embryo, and Then Watch a Movie

By Mriana • December 21, 2011

Nova has a full-length video online called, “What Darwin Never Knew” (preview below), along with a little game called “Guess the Embryo”.  This resemblance

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Jesus Christ Superstar returns to Broadway

By Dakota O'Leary • October 9, 2011

The Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario, is transferring to Broadway and begin preview performances in March of 2012.  The New York Times reports:

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"The Way" a nonpreachy religious film that provokes thought

By Dakota O'Leary • October 8, 2011

"The Way" is a film done by Martin Sheen and his son Emilio Estevez that opened Friday, October 7: Here's the trailer, which oughta

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"Soul Surfer" drowns in waves of overt Christian themes where "faith triumphs over adversity"

By Dakota O'Leary • August 4, 2011

I just got "Soul Surfer" tonight and I suppose the previews ought to have clued me in–previews of movies by the makers of the

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Forgiveness on Film

By ChrisP • July 23, 2011

Friends House London

A film festival on the theme of forgiveness with be held at Friends House, London (opposite Euston Station) between 30th August and 9th December

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Today's Inspirational Music – The most amazing book ever!

By Deborah • July 22, 2011

The Amazing Bible

Feeling blue?  Don't know what to read? Well, the Bible is the most amazing book ever and will get you back on track.   Chances

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"Salvation Boulevard" starring Greg Kinnear a fun mix of religion, mystery and corruption

By Dakota O'Leary • July 15, 2011

Pierce Brosnan, James Bond, is a megapastor.  Greg Kinnear is a man who witnesses his pastor (Brosnan) commit a crime.   The film, from there,

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Buzz surrounds movie "Tree of Life" with Brad Pitt

By Dakota O'Leary • June 1, 2011

Buzz surrounds movie "Tree of Life" with Brad Pitt

The "Tree of Life" is reclusive filmmaker Terrence Malick's fifth film in 40 years.   It premiered at Cannes and won the Palm d'Or award

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