Word: faithfully
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...wonderful life, almost too good to be true. Grisham is rich and handsome (the only novelist on PEOPLE magazine's list of the 50 most beautiful people this year), with a happy family (a wife and two kids), a religious faith (Southern Baptist) and the vast and varied world of entertainment at his feet. Too good, it seems, not to attract some criticism. Like most widely popular novelists, he has been pummeled by reviewers -- for paper characters, bad dialogue (not true; he writes realistic talk), disappointing endings. Ray Sawhill, in Modern Review, says Grisham's books "aren't Middle America...
...lost some faith in our baseball players," Miller said. "He brings us back to a time when baseball players' primary goal was to get out onto the field and hit the leather off the ball...
MIRACLES IN CHRISTIANITY DO POSSESS A historical character of salvation. They are not pieces of magic or show but rather serve to demonstrate the reality of faith to the community and the individual...
...willing to remain agnostic about the precise form that Jesus' Resurrection took, as I implied to your interviewer. That the disciples and Paul recognized Jesus' presence with them is clear from their testimony. And, speaking personally, that Jesus was raised from the dead is central to my own faith...
...perpetrators of the Oklahoma City bombing really view government as the people's enemy, the burden of fostering that delusion is borne not just by the nut cases who preach conspiracy but also to some extent by those who erode faith in our governance of America in the pursuit of their own ambitions. Inflamed passions produce unintended consequences. In the effort to get attention, to startle, to motivate, a crucial self-control is lost. The gulf between hyperbolic words and last week's despicable treachery is not all that great...