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Criselle Mendoza: Baptized at 12 for My Mom, Then Two Years of Praying Every Night | TKIC #51 (opens the original)
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Criselle Mendoza was baptized at twelve, and in her telling it was not really a choice. She grew up in Iglesia Ni Cristo — the Church of Christ, a predominantly Filipino denomination based in the Philippines — where, she says, her whole family on both sides was baptized, her grandfather was a minister, and the teaching was that you had to be in that specific denomination to go to heaven. She describes name tags flipped at a registry every service, Christmas and Easter and Halloween treated as pa
Mike McKinsey: Lukewarm Sunday Christian to Holding the Hand of Jesus | TKIC #50 (opens the original)
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Mike describes himself as a lukewarm Sunday Christian — church on Sunday morning, football on Sunday afternoon, a construction superintendent running 35 houses at once with no time for God. Then came his son's wedding weekend in Ventura. Two hours of home run derby with the kids in the park, and by that night he was sick — he figured the flu, and toughed it out through the rehearsal dinner with a 104 fever rather than be a distraction at the wedding. It was a ruptured appendix, and it nearly cos
Steve Kang: From Eight Hours of Chanting to the Voice That Said "I Love You" | TKIC #49 (opens the original)
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Steve Kang was born into a Buddhist home in South Korea and moved to the United States at nine, and in his telling the faith was planted deep long before that — grandparents on both sides, an aunt who became a monk and left her family, a book of chants he read every morning as a kid. He describes spending entire weekends at the temples, even back in Korea during high school, trying to get a Buddhist statue to say something to him, to wink at him, to say hello Steve, and says never once did they
Michael Ray Lewis: An Atheist Who Mocked Christians — Until One Question Undid Him | TKIC #48 (opens the original)
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Michael Ray Lewis grew up in a home where everyone would have said they believed in God, and nobody ever talked about him. There was a Bible under a bed somewhere. Nobody opened it. The only Christians he ever actually met were on street corners with picket signs, telling him where he was going. So he became an atheist — and a good one. He enjoyed it. Hard questions were easy to ask and Christians rarely had answers, and between Bill Maher and Zeitgeist he had all the material he needed. Then hi
Criselle Mendoza: Baptized at 12 for My Mom, Then Two Years of Praying Every Night | TKIC #51 (opens the original)
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Criselle Mendoza was baptized at twelve, and in her telling it was not really a choice. She grew up in Iglesia Ni Cristo — the Church of Christ, a predominantly Filipino denomination based in the Philippines — where, she says, her whole family on both sides was baptized, her grandfather was a minister, and the teaching was that you had to be in that specific denomination to go to heaven. She describes name tags flipped at a registry every service, Christmas and Easter and Halloween treated as pa
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