Author Archives: PaulVK

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About PaulVK

Husband, Father of 5, Pastor

The Brutal Economics of Being a Yoga Teacher

NYMag Indeed, as in so many other fields, yoga in America is increasingly a superstar economy, with a few lucrative positions at the very top, many struggling aspirants down below, and a hollowed-out middle where people like Elliott used to … Continue reading →

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Russell Moore on whether a church should discipline a vocal pro-choice member

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Christ shares our disillusionment with the church, and loves her still

SkyeJethani Blog

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Early warning signs of adult onset calvinism

the blazing center

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What’s Wrong with a Hug?

Leadership Journal

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The Death of Comments

Wired

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Yelp for People?

ARS Technica

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How Libertarian is God?

Jesus Creed How Libertarian Is God? (by T) But one does not need to get very far in the Law of Moses to realize that God did not build Israel’s law on a foundation of private property rights, only to … Continue reading →

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What happened when poor kids’ parents got some extra money

Wonkblog Not only did the extra income appear to lower the instance of behavioral and emotional disorders among the children, but, perhaps even more important, it also boosted two key personality traits that tend to go hand in hand with long-term positive life outcomes. … Continue reading →

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Why “Religion that Works” Doesn’t, and What Does

“Why Doesn’t Religion Work?” This question showed up in my search terms on my blog today. I love this question because it reveals a lot about us. The old adage “no atheists in foxholes” is of course a generalization but … Continue reading →

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