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The Kabalah In Tinseltown

RELIGION IN THE NEWS In this segment, we report and comment on religious trends and events being covered by the media.This provides a sometimes disturbing evaluation of the state of today’s Christianity.This item is from USA Today , dated November 1996.“Kabalah is the rage in Tinsel town.It’s not a new...Read more

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