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The Rev. Robert Schuller, on the road promoting his book, "The Be (Happy) Attitudes," an examination of positive thinking drawn from Christ's Beatitudes in 1986. In a 1986 interview with RNS, Dr. Schuller said, "I don't want to produce Christians who get hung up on what's a sin and what is not a sin. But I want to deal with the essential subject of the deepest problem that plagues the human person, and that's sin. Sin in a lack of faith." Religion News Service file photo
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(RNS1-april3) The Rev. Robert Schuller, on the road promoting his book, “The Be (Happy) Attitudes,” an examination of positive thinking drawn from Christ’s Beatitudes in 1986. In an interview with RNS, Dr. Schuller said, “I don’t want to produce Christians who get hung up on what’s a sin and what is not a sin. But I want to deal with the essential subject of the deepest problem that plagues the human person, and that’s sin. Sin in a lack of faith.” For use with RNS-SCHULLER-OBIT, transmitted on April 3, 2015, Religion News Service file photo

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