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Censorship is Not the Solution to Secularism
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March Sadness?
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Fame can be fleeting, but God's love is forever
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Limiting what your children watch on TV can shield them from moral harm
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Full-Throttle Faith
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All I've ever wanted to be is a famous pop singer. But I tried out recently for a television contest and they said I didn't have what it takes.
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We took our grandchildren to a movie while they were visiting over the Christmas holidays, and we were appalled at its bad language and sexual content.
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Why do so many celebrities get into moral trouble? Don't they realize it could destroy them? They ought to be thinking of the bad influence they're having on people who look up to them.
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I really like contemporary Christian music, but I spent a couple of weeks with my aunt this summer and she really came down on me and said I shouldn't be listening to such "noise" (I'm 16). I wonder what you think.
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Kirk Cameron on Billy Graham, Marriage and Movies
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What do you think of contemporary Christian music? Our church is beginning to use it more and more, but to be honest I'm having a hard time getting used to it. My teenaged children like it, however.
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March Madness and the Office Pool