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The Sunday Sermon: Dark Souls and the Bonfire at the End of the World

Gary Smith

In *Dark Souls*, death is inevitable, but giving up doesn't have to be. As the Chosen Undead struggles through a dying world, the bonfires offer a place to rest before facing the darkness again. This week's Sunday Sermon explores James 1:2–5, Matthew 11:28, and what Scripture teaches us about perseverance, wisdom, and finding rest in God.

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Stripped to Kill Review (1987) — Thalia’s Spook-n-Boobtacular Day 7

Thalia

Beautiful dancers, a serial killer, and a policewoman working undercover at a strip club. What could possibly go wrong? Thalia reviews Katt Shea's Stripped to Kill (1987), starring Kay Lenz and Norman Fell, and discovers a shocking conspiracy: the murders are perfectly illuminated, but she can't see the bloody strip routines!

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Dispatches From the Halls: The Future of AI Is What We Make of It

Maddie

What does the future hold for artificial intelligence? Maddie, Keeper of the Glyphs, explores the possibilities and challenges of AI, its relationship with human creativity, and how one little corner of the internet called Titanquisitor demonstrates what creative collaboration can accomplish.

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