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Right Turn: Turning Lives Around Through Character

This entry is part 1 of 1 in the series Right Turn

Anne Rice is a best-selling author of gothic and religious-themed novels. Her books have sold nearly 100 million copies, making her one of the most widely read authors in modern history.  As a child, Rice had connections with the Catholic Church.  As she grew older, however, she left that church.  She also left the Christian [...]

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Revolution: Five Missional Turns Churches Can Make in a Changing Culture to Lead People to Faith

Chris Altrock – Highland Church of Christ – Memphis, TN Summer Celebration – Lipscomb University – July, 2010     In a recent article for Christianity Today Ed Stetzer surveyed multiple studies of the Christian faith in America and then provided these concluding thoughts:[1] “Mainline denominations are no longer bleeding; they are hemorrhaging. Increasingly, they [...]

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Irreligious: Forsaking Religion and Finding Jesus’ Call (Mk. 2:13-17) Chris Altrock – June 27, 2010

This entry is part 3 of 8 in the series Irreligious

Sociologist Rodney Stark is the author of What Americans Really Believe.[i] He writes about people in America who are “spiritual but not religious.”  About 1 of every 10 Americans identifies himself/herself as being “spiritual but not religious.”  The percentage increases with education and youthfulness.  That is, the greater your education and the younger your age [...]

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