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Saturday, November 27, 2004
Phoenix Trust me, you're not likely to find the works of Nick Hornby at CBD or on the shelves of your local Christian bookstore. I love his portraits of people in pop culture. And it's for the above reasons that I feel compelled to share the following observation Hornby makes through the narrator of How to Be Good: When I look at my sins (and if I think they're sins, then they are sins), I can see the appeal of born-again Christianity. I suspect that it's not the Christianity that is so alluring; it's the rebirth. Because who wouldn't wish to start all over again? And all God's people said a resounding, "Amen!" posted by Peter at 1:27 AM
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