A Note of Gratitude to My Grandson

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Ralph Schroeder explains how helping raise his grandson has given him new life.

Exploring Christianity, True Faith, and Tebowmania

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Tim Tebow’s success comes not from a belief in God, but from belief in himself, writes Brandon Sneed.

Tim Tebow and Me

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Whether or not he continues being a surprisingly effective football player, Robert Steven Williams writes, Tim Tebow has already made his mark.

My Subversion Experiment

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Jeremy John looks at the type of faith and belief can arise from experimentation with truth.

Questioning My Faith

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“Even in my most desperate moments, when I was ready to embrace religion, I still couldn’t figure out which one I belonged to.”

Who Said Threesomes Can’t Be Spiritual?

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What started as a simple comment on Lisa Hickey’s post about atheism and 9/11 resulted in a three-way conversation about life, faith, heaven, and agreeing to disagree.

Playing a Bad Hand

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Before Rashied Davis got a shot at the NFL, he was trying not to get shot in his home town.

Night and Day

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A simple question from his 6-year-old son led Tom Matlack into an examination of faith and science.

Men, Faith, and Goodness

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Do you need faith to be a good man? Tom Matlack and others weigh in.

Editors’ Picks: The Top 10 Stories of 2010

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Looking for something to read? The GMPM editors share their favorite stories of the year.

The Faith of a Wimp

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In Tom Matlack’s last column, “Questioning My Faith,” he declined to choose a particular religion. One reader thinks that makes him a wimp. Here, they talk it out.

Questioning My Faith

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Even in my most desperate moments, when I was ready to embrace religion, I still couldn’t figure out which one I belonged to.