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Husband, Father of 5, Pastor

How Commercial Media Distorts Factual Assumptions

Dreher

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Today I Washed a Jar of Clay, Faith, Understanding, Prayer and a Road to Hope, Church – Beliefnet.com

http://www.beliefnet.com/Faiths/Articles/Today-I-Washed-a-Jar-of-Clay.aspx

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We must lovingly allow people to think what they will

We must lovingly allow people to think whatever they will. We may, if it seems right, occasionally try to help them understand us and appreciate what we are doing. That could be an act of love. Willard, Dallas (2009-02-06). The … Continue reading →

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Rod Dreher with James KA Smith on The Little Way of Ruthie Leming

Cardus Exactly, exactly. What does this have to say to our public life? When people read The Little Way of Ruthie Leming, I don’t want them to think, “We must all move to a small town”, but I do want … Continue reading →

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Why Those Who Off-Shore Their Treasures Beyond the Age of Decay Inherit the Earth

You Can Survive Almost Any How If You Have a Why Yesterday’s episode of The Walking Dead entitled Self Help nicely illustrated the work of Victor Frankl. We learn Abraham’s backstory and what created his bond with Eugene. It illustrates … Continue reading →

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Marilynne Robinson on Jonathan Edwards

Humanities

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Pregnant Transgender Men

NPR

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No Justice in Nature Therefore No God

The Dish: Borges on God

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Austin Institute Age Disparity in Couples

Austin Institute

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World Magazine as Muckraker

NY Times on how World and bloggers took down Driscoll and Mars Hill

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