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Sin & Addiction

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Is there such a thing as absolute truth? Are there moral absolutes of right and wrong? Why do I hurt myself and the ones I love? If the culture accepts sex outside of marriage, cheating on your taxes and lying to get ahead, is that OK for me? Are these things really sin and what is sin anyway? Why am I easily addicted and how can I overcome my addictions?

Facing Adversity: Chuck Colson

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Struggling With Pornography: Part 2

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Question of the Day: What did you learn...

What did you learn from the last time you really messed up?

Dying Beliefs and Still Born Hopes

This article is excerpted from a chapter in Ravi's book, Deliver Us From Evil.

Truth is stranger than fiction, it is said, but as Chesterton has appropriately declared, that may well be because we have made fiction to suit ourselves. There is possibly a more disturbing reason for our estrangement from truth, particularly if that truth signifies a reality that is terrifying and unchangeable.

Brian Welch: I am Second

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Struggling with Pornography

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Legitimate Pleasures

How do we distinguish legitimate pleasures from harmful ones?

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