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Oh, for any of you who think that we can't really know what the truth is, I highly recommend another work: "History, Law, and Christianity" by Dr. John Warwick Montgomery. It is a quick and to the point read, and is an introduction to the historical case for the factual evidence supporting the historical Christian faith. This book is well complimented as follow-up by: Evidence That Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell. Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2007 Verified Purchase This had a good story base line. Product was delivered on time in good order when received. Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2006 Verified Purchase This DVD is just a little too full of itself but does a pretty good job of debunking Dan Brown's fiction that is mistaken for fact. It might help some of those individuals who think DaVinci's Code is true life. Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2008 What I am not satisfied about either CRACKING THE DA VINCI CODE and THE DA VINCI CODE DECODED mostly identical with with support for the Dan Brown novel's basic concept while correcting the novel's errors.
En 1954, el joven psiquiatra Germán Velázquez vuelve a España para trabajar en el manicomio de mujeres de Ciempozuelos, al sur de Madrid. Tras salir al exilio en 1939, ha vivido quince años en Suiza, acogido por la familia del doctor Goldstein. En Ciempozuelos, Germán se reencuentra con Aurora Rodríguez Carballeira, una parricida paranoica, inteligentísima, que le fascinó a los trece años, y conoce a una auxiliar de enfermería, María Castejón, a la que doña Aurora enseñó a leer y a escribir cuando era una niña. Germán, atraído por María, no entiende el rechazo de ésta, y sospecha que su vida esconde muchos secretos. El lector descubrirá su origen modesto como nieta del jardinero del manicomio, sus años de criada en Madrid, su desdichada historia de amor, a la par que los motivos por los que Germán ha regresado a España. Almas gemelas que quieren huir de sus respectivos pasados, Germán y María quieren darse una oportunidad, pero viven en un país humillado, donde los pecados se convierten en delitos, y el puritanismo, la moral oficial, encubre todo tipo de abusos y atropellos.
Based on fact but mired in cliches, "My All-American" pays respectful tribute to U. of Texas football legend Freddie Steinmark (1949-71) with the sort of on-the-nose sincerity that transforms biography into hagiography. It's not easily categorized as faith-based entertainment, despite repeated references to Steinmark's daily mass attendance and a heavily dramatic scene involving prayer. But it likely will play best with audiences for whom football in general, and college football in particular, is a kind of secular religion, complete with its own set of martyrs. Written and directed by Angelo Pizzo, whose past credits as a screenwriter ("Hoosiers, " "Rudy, " "The Game of Their Lives") define him as a specialist in inspirational sports sagas, "My All-American" traces Steinmark's short but eventful life — from his salad days in his native Denver to his impressive performances as a safety for the storied 1969 UT Longhorns football team. There is a single scene that ever-so-tentatively raises the indelicate question of whether Steinmark's hard-driving father (Michael Reilly Burke) may have pushed his eager son (Finn Wittrock) a tad too hard while encouraging him to compensate for his relatively small stature and be all he could be, after Dad's own sporting career was cut short by injury.
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