
Twenty Questions to Consider When Watching a Film
Twenty questions to help us think more carefully about films - or to use in film discussion evenings.
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Twenty questions to help us think more carefully about films - or to use in film discussion evenings.
Advice for those of us who want to engage with the culture in which we live, presenting the Gospel with integrity and relevance.
Examining the problem of suffering first as an intellectual question and then as an emotional and visceral issue.
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A review of Lily Allen's CD It's Not Me It's You.
Does the problem of suffering deal a fatal blow to the idea of a good, all-powerful God?