February 2008

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February 2008

Psychologist Challenges How Christians Date
Christians are missing the point of dating, according to Dr. Henry Cloud, a famous Christian psychologist. He has written a book challenging the Christian community's anti-dating stance. In his book, titled "How to Get a Date Worth Keeping," Dr. Cloud answers the question, "How should a person date?"...." More

In Multnomah's Dating Game, the Rules Change
The first week of fall semester in 1976, freshman Denise Augustine walked into the cafeteria and spotted him. She was "instantly smitten" with Kevin Stone, a senior and head waiter at evening meals. "One of my goals coming to Multnomah was to date as many guys as I could," she said. But after seeing Mr. Stone, her goals changed. Mrs. Stone went out with a couple other men, but only until Mr. Stone asked her out a month later.... More

Forget French Fries, Prof Made to Teach, Love God
Debi Miller slid into a booth at Muchas Gracias restaurant in Vancouver, Wash., while her daughter, Melissa, claimed a spot on the other side of the table. As they settled in, her husband, Roger, walked up carrying a tray of kid's order burrito meals and a plate of corn chips. After each person grabbed a plate, Dr. Miller, teacher education program director at Multnomah Bible College, prayed. Then everyone began devouring the meal.... More

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