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Ethics for Today
By Richard Innes
When in college ... quite a few years ago now ... in my ethics class, I learned that if anything is helpful to a person or persons physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially or spiritually, it is right. On the other hand, if anything is harmful to any person or persons (including myself) physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially or |
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Where's the Scent?
By Richard Innes
Earl Nightingale told how on one National Secretaries Day he gave his secretary flowers and she remarked how beautiful they were. She also said that she couldn't understand why they didn't have any scent.
He informed her that the flowers came from a hothouse and explained that because flowers raised in this type of environment have everything |
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Should Christians Ever Divorce? Part II
By Richard Innes
Whether we agree with it or not, divorce happens. Some have done all in their power to save their marriage but failed to do so. Then there are those who go into marriage with no sense of responsibility or commitment to make their relationship work. Today we are speaking about the former, not the latter whose divorce could rarely, if ever, be |
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Should Christians Ever Divorce? Part I
By Richard Innes
A question that arises from time to time asked by Daily Encounter readers has to do with divorce: Should a Christian ever get divorced?
I've worked in the area of Divorce and Grief Recovery for the past decade, so I have regular contact with people struggling with this issue. For most, it is an extremely painful experience, and |
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Name It and Claim It "Gospel"
By Richard Innes
"The message flickered into C.F's living room each night: 'Be faithful in how you live and how you give, the television preachers said, and God will shower you with material riches.'"2
And so the TV listener pledged $500 a year to one TV evangelist and wrote checks to a flamboyant faith healer, and another to a local preacher-made-good. Only |
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