You know that the “Age of Reason” has come to a pathetic failure when politicians start over again claiming God on their side. For two generations the American politics – both sides of the political spectrum – fought tooth and claw against God’s interference in politics, invoking instead all kinds of imaginary standards and authorities [...]
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Based on the works of Belgian comic strip artist Peyo, ‘The Smurfs’ are back for the first time since their cartoon show in the 1980’s. Hollywood has lacked a good comedy this summer season, so does this live action/computer animation hybrid make audiences want to sing a joyful chorus of la-la-las? Or will viewers leave the theater feeling blue? …in a bad way. Stewart gives you the world-view of the little blue people in this latest episode of Movieology.
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For most high-schoolers prom is a big deal and many will go to great lengths in the quest for a “perfect prom.” The teens in Disney’s ‘Prom’ are on just such a quest, with their perfectionist class president leading the way. Is there more to this ‘Prom’ than meets the eye? Watch Joseph’s review now, [...]
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Water for Elephants tells the story of a young man, played by Robert Pattinson, who joins a traveling circus as their veterinarian to escape the bleakness of his life after the death of his parents. Once in the circus, Jacob finds himself in a hidden, twisted subculture where morality is dictated by the tyrannical, larger-than-life [...]
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A young girl, raised in the wilds of Finland and trained by her father to be a deadly assassin, must fight for survival in the movie Hanna. Amidst the mayhem and violence, Hanna makes some startling discoveries about herself in this very different take on the Little Red Riding Hood tale. Watch Movieology now for [...]
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A young girl, forced into terrible circumstances by an evil step-father, retreats into her imagination to fight for her freedom. The trailer for “Sucker Punch” boasted stunning visuals, a cool concept and lots of awesome fight sequences. Did it live up to its promises? In this episode of Movieology, Stewart dissects the twisted world of [...]
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Imagine a drug, that once taken, increases your metal ability exponentially. Suddenly, you can remember everything in your life, learn complex skills quickly and easily, and think faster and better than most everyone else. The drug is called NZT, and it has completely changed Eddie Morra’s life in Limitless. Come along, as Stewart explores worldviews, [...]
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Caution. Adult material: John Dunphy is a self-avowed Secular Humanist. He is best known for this statement first published in 1983 in The Humanist magazine “I am convinced that the battle for humankind’s future must be waged and won in the public school classroom by teachers who correctly perceive their role as the proselytizers of [...]
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The statistics are staggering, 80% to 85% of young people leave the Church, never to return. As evolution, humanism and atheism continue to infiltrate our schools, theaters, magazines and television, our young people are faced with hard questions. If we send our children out into the world, unequipped to answer the hard questions and lacking [...]
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There are numerous Christians who believe that a personal, private faith is all the gospel requires. Os Guinness described this as “The Private-Zoo Factor,”[1] a religion that is caged so that it loses its wildness. When true Christianity is applied to any part of the world, it blossoms far more fully and colorfully than any other worldview. Contrary successful worldviews must borrow from the Christian worldview in order for them to work. When pagans stopped believing that they lived in “an enchanted forest” and that “glens and groves, rocks and streams are alive with spirits, sprites, demons” and “nature teems with sun gods, river goddesses, [and] astral deities,”[2] at that moment the world and everything in it changed. Everything seemed possible within the boundaries of God’s Providence and law. A Christian worldview made science possible and civil government ministerial rather than messianic. Stanley Jaki, the author of numerous books on the relationship between Christianity and science, comments . . .
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