King James Bible: The Movie to come out on DVD April 5
By • April 5, 2011
Politics. Intrigue. Murder. The history of the King James Bible is filled with action and political intrigue. Here's a tidbit of history by Dr.
By • April 5, 2011
Politics. Intrigue. Murder. The history of the King James Bible is filled with action and political intrigue. Here's a tidbit of history by Dr.
By • April 4, 2011
Recently I had the pleasure of viewing Clint Eastwood's newest directorial effort "Hereafter." This kind of topic has the downward potential to end up
By • April 4, 2011
"You don't choose a life–you live one." This is the lesson that the main character, Tom, an American doctor, played by Martin Sheen, discovers
By • March 27, 2011
Upon visiting Walmart the other day, I was scanning the book section as I often do, and came upon a really pleasant surprise. "The
By • March 26, 2011
Fans of "South Park" are already familiar with the hits religion takes on the show, my own personal favorite the episode where Cartman starts
By • November 12, 2010
(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) Oct. 20, 2010– Roadside Attractions, in conjunction with 1019 Entertainment, releases the controversial documentary “COOL IT” to select theatres nationwide Nov. 12, 2010.
By • July 10, 2010
In a couple of weeks the tenth book of inspirational author; Michael Levy, will be published by Point of Life Inc. “CUTTING TRUTHS.” –
By • June 14, 2010
There is power in stories. The power of stories have always been known by indigenous cultures–they are the record, compiled over hundreds or even thousands of years, regarding how a culture comes to be, from creation stories to how certain things in life come to be. Living on a Sioux reservation for the last year, I have come to be even more aware of the power of story in reclaiming a culture taken over by white European settlement and Christianization. Being Irish, I also am aware of the power of Irish literature that I believe was pivotal in the freeing of the Republic of Ireland from British domination. I believe Story has been a key part for Native America being able to retain (sometimes by their fingernails), as much of their culture as they have.