Houdini’s Great Escape that Failed
Harry Houdini’s claim to fame was that he was a magician and an excellent escape artist. But there was a time he failed to escape. And there was no way he could possibly send the message he promised his wife.
Harry Houdini’s claim to fame was that he was a magician and an excellent escape artist. But there was a time he failed to escape. And there was no way he could possibly send the message he promised his wife.
When the Statue of Liberty was built no planes flew at that time. There were no sky scrapers. It was not until many years later that aeroplanes were able to fly above it and the exquisite details and beauty of the top of the head could be observed. The sculptor could have reasonably argued that such detail on the top was not necessary. But he knew it was!
Writer and confirmed atheist Matthew Parris once wrote an article in The Times. Here are some of his comments about what he sees in African Christians and how it challenges his beliefs.
Print out or project this free simple, easy to manage Christmas item for children to present in your family service, school assembly, etc.
What can we say to someone who says that they cannot believe in God because of all the wickedness and suffering in the world? This little story from an unknown author illustrates one response to such a comment.
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