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01/09/2010

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Leisa A. Hammett

Nice. Especially like the Mother Teresa reference.

Roy Petitfils

Thanks Leisa!

Stephanie Clouatre Davis

Hey, this is pretty random... Have you heard of the evangelical preacher Rob Bell? I'm not like a super-supporter, but I peruse his stuff. One if his video's uses Kierkegaard's "A Saint is someone who wills the ONE THING." Check this video... I could only find this version on you tube, but you get the point. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KJ4p_mfi18

Roy Petitfils

Rob keynoted a YS conf. 5 yrs ago and he was pretty good. His article in this months Youthworker is awesome. I'm getting ready to check out the video link. Thanks for posting that for me! Can't wait to catch up!

Christopher Meaux

There's a great scene from the first City Slickers movie wherein Palance's character tells Crystal's character that "the meaning of life is one thing," and then raises his finger.

It's on YouTube, but you might need to find the clip without the cursing. Great article!

Roy

I remember that scene. You're the second person to tell me about that movie/scene. Thanks for reading Chris and taking the time to comment.

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