When Bad Things Happen to Good People I don’t know if you saw the reports from Liverpool England on Tuesday night, just before the latest COVID restrictions came in, when the streets were filled with young people partying while they had the chance. [October 2020] Apparently, like young people of all ages, they’re invincible. As […]
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“Have you read The Shack?” If you haven’t been asked that question recently, you probably will be. The book has two claims to fame: it has topped the Globe and Mail fiction best-seller list for eleven weeks and counting—and it is not easy to find at Indigo. The former tells you lots of people are
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For my money Schindler\’s List is the Beethoven\’s Ninth Symphony of movie-making. Steve Spielberg has come a long way since Jaws and ET! If you haven\’t seen it, go with a friend you don\’t mind crying with, and with whom you can share the silence afterwards. You won\’t want to talk. The story of the
My friend, Lisa, wrote me recently: Suffering has been the story of my life. I am at a point in my therapy where I almost donít want to remove any more barriers blocking memories of my childhood for fear of yet another ordeal to face. For the full text of this booklet in PDF
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