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A Different Kind of Baseball Classic
By
holly rossi
Tuesday night, I had the pleasure of watching the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Mets 9-4 at Fenway Park. But as much as Boston baseball can feel like a religion, I’d never personally witnessed any warm-fuzzies at the ballpark…until last night. Before the game, the 1986 Red Sox were honored on the 20th…
“Click”-ing on Sandler Can Be Spiritual
By
doug howe
Of the two time-travel related movies available this July 4th weekend–and sans the existence of a wonderful July 4-ish movie like “National Treasure” or “Independence Day”–here’s why I highly recommend “Click” over its play-with-temporal-reality competition, “The Lake House.” First, I’m a guy: Though “Click” is fairly close to chick-flicky, it’s not quite there. Next, “The…
Can Christianity Save Britney’s Marriage?
By
ellen leventry
This week’s US Weekly features a headline that one might expect to find on an issue of the magazine Guideposts rather than on one of the nation’s top gossip magazines: “Kevin’s Last Chance: A Christian life coach helps Britney forgive as she struggles to save her family.” It seems that the once-again-pregnant popster has completely…
Why Kathy Griffin Is On My LIst
By
kris rasmussen
“I’m sick to death of Jesus. I feel that Jesus and Paris Hilton are both overexposed.” Loud and obnoxious statements like that should offend my Midwestern evangelical sensibilities just enough to make me want to rant about Kathy Griffin, the pseudo-celebrity and stand-up comedienne who these days expresses her snarky “militant atheist” views on her…
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