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Why is it important to study the various people in the Bible? How is understanding Bible characters valuable to our spiritual growth?

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What are the Christian themes in “The Lord of the Rings”? Is the Lord of the Rings book/movie series a Christian allegory?

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Is there anything wrong with cartoon portrayals of biblical accounts? Is it wrong to create cartoon versions of people in the Bible?

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How should Christians view Disney? Should Christians oppose or promote Disney products? Is Disney becoming increasingly anti-Christian?

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What is The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan? What can a Christian learn from reading The Pilgrim’s Progress?

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What is the meaning of the Parable of the Unjust Steward / Shrewd Manager / Dishonest Manager in Luke 16:1-13? Why did Jesus often speak using par...

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Why should we study the Old Testament? Does the New Testament replace the Old Testament?

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What is The Chosen, and is it biblically sound? What is GotQuestions.org’s review of The Chosen?

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Does the Bible contain allegory? What are some of the allegories in the Bible? Should some parts of the Bible be interpreted allegorically?

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10. What did Jesus mean when He spoke of making friends by worldly wealth (Luke 16:9)? | GotQuestions.org

What did Jesus mean when He spoke of making friends by worldly wealth? What is the meaning of Luke 16:9?

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