Steve Warren is a journalist who writes for CBN and The Salt Lake Tribune, with his work also appearing in various publications such as Faithwire, The GA Voice, Charisma Entertainment Ltd, and Magazine Pentecostal Church of God. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, pro-life issues, religion, and international events, often with a Christian perspective.
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There was a time when we were lucky to see ourselves on screen once a year, in a “Desert Hearts,” “Transamerica” or “The Boys in the Band,” not counting Paul Lynde camping it up on TV.
By: Steve Warren
As the United States and many other nations are pausing to remember the 80th anniversary of D-Day on Thursday, June 6, CBN News takes a look back at that heroic day where thousands of men gave their lives to defeat an enemy who sought to enslave the entire world.
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Just before starting to review films from this year’s Reeling Festival, which runs Sept. 19-Oct. 6 at the Music Box Theatre (3733 N. Southport Ave.), Landmark’s Century Centre Cinema (2828 N.Clark St.), and Chicago Filmmakers Firehouse Cinema (1326 W. Hollywood Ave.), I had a dream.
Letter: Do Cox and Owens believe that those who have been assassinated — for example, Abraham Lincoln and Joseph Smith — were unworthy of divine protection?
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Letter: If you’re evil, you can win over religious people. But if you’re holy, you might get crucified.
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