Tag Archives: The Exorcist

John Lennox imagines humble Christians

Posted on June 15, 2015 by Jorge Costales

There is a scene from The Exorcist which reminds me of how I used to think of Christians who interpret the Book of Genesis literally. When exorcism was first suggested as shock therapy to Chris MacNeil by the Clinic Director, … Continue reading →

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What Cuban American views on the embargo and global warming have in common

Posted on December 9, 2012 by Jorge Costales

What do Cuban American views on the embargo and global warming have in common? They are shifting at about the same pace, 1.3° per century. Think about it, there has been a U.S. foreign policy position in place for over … Continue reading →

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Regan and Alzheimer’s

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Jorge Costales

Not a typo, I meant Regan, not the great Ronald Reagan. Like most people, I have had family and friends affected by Alzheimer’s. Whenever I pray for an Alzheimer’s patient, I always think of the movie and novel, The Exorcist. … Continue reading →

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