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Author Archives: Valerie Tarico
Da Vinci Code: Unveiling Christian Diversity
Unveiling Christian Mysteries The Da Vinci Code, a murder-chase-thriller has sold 40 million copies, spawned over ten rebuttal books from offended traditionalists, and is expected to be a Hollywood blockbuster. Why? Because it opens up a fascinating set of … Continue reading
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The Spiritual and Moral Heart of Progressive Politics
The Spiritual and Moral Heart of Progressive Politics The world’s great religions and moral philosophies, including Christianity, converge on three core virtues. Together, these three virtues make up the moral core of progressive politics. They are: humility, charity, and … Continue reading
The Gospel of Judas
The Gospel of Judas Yesterday, the public learned about the discovery of a document dating from the early days of Jesus worship, the Gospel of Judas. This manuscript raises a host of fascinating questions for those who care about … Continue reading
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Should I Love My Country Any Less
Should I love my country any less? If we love our children we reprove them. We chide them quietly in private if we can, but loudly or publicly if we must. We look them straight in the eye … Continue reading
Good, Evil and Bus-stop Benches
Good and Evil and Bus Stop Benches About four years ago, a Seattle woman bought a small granite bench and installed it at a bus stop near her house. “It’s my neighborhood,” she said in response to comments from … Continue reading
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