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A Sample from 2006 Salt Lake Symposium Session title: Great Movies That Have Expanded My Religious World List of participant(s): James McLachlan, Bill Hansen, D Michael Quinn, Becky Linford, Mark England Abstract For many of us, movies not only entertain but can also change how we see and experience life and the world. From watching a film, we can feel cleansed, live without guilt, or be more selfless. For exalting recommendations, come to this session! Listen to this session: SL06132 To Purchase: All this symposium's sessions on CD for only $99 [click here]       or, download this session right now for only $4 [click here]