Tag: belief

• Is True Christianity Represented on CNN, Discovery, and History Channel?

  Can we really know the true meaning of Christianity today? The answer of course, is an emphatic yes, of course we can, but the answer always seems to change depending on who you ask. Our culture is filled with blogs and news articles like the CNN “Belief Blog” and the Washington Post “On Faith” section, which […]

  Scott Fillmer

  April 13, 2012

  Faith

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• Transcript Bob Costas Essay: Genuine Beliefs Help Make Tebow Who He Is

  I don’t usually comment on my blog about a football game, but the Tim Tebow craze has been running so wild that I thought I would at least post the transcript of the Bob Costas monologue he gave last night during the Sunday Night Football in America game (the Cowboys and Giants). It is fascinating […]

  Scott Fillmer

  December 12, 2011

  Life

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