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Blog posts filed under "beliefs"

The Spanish word 'ganas' is the you-form of the verb meaning 'gain' or 'win' or 'earn' -- with an emphasis on desire or drive.

June 22 — 2 Comments

Research suggests that perhaps people cannot simply repeat their way into believing what they do not believe.

April 5 — 1 Comment

The 1961 film starring Jeffrey Hunter has always been my personal cheesy Jesus movie.

March 17 — 3 Comments

Be here now. In the moment. Possibly on a bicycle.

March 15 — No Comments

In an interview with Oprah, the comedic actor from 'The Office' outlines his new Web project for spiritual social networking through the arts.

December 28 — No Comments

A look at a few of the events and the foods that have become New Year's traditions.

December 5 — No Comments

Robyn Okrant has been living, breathing, and eating Oprah for nearly a year.

August 18 — No Comments

John McCain will give us hope and inspiration, Rick Warren's "Cone of Silence" was apparently a joke.

August 15 — No Comments

The presidential campaign enters a religious leg with a new story on John McCain's fervor as a POW and a forum moderated by Rev. Rick Warren.

November 24 — No Comments

How a rowdy annual orgy was tamed into the tradition of family Christmas shopping and commercialism we know today.

September 13 — No Comments

This documentary follows three children attending an unsettling and militant Christian camp.

March 26 — 12 Comments

Joseph Campbell was one of the world's greatest teachers on the subjects of mythology, religion, art, and the experience of being alive.

January 1 — 1 Comment

This dish of black-eyed peas and pork meat is considered good luck on New Year's Day in the southern U.S.

June 26 — No Comments

Under a new law in Britain, it might be llegal to mock religion.

June 14 — No Comments

How death is life's change agent, clearing out the old to make way for the new -- like Intel processors.