Slavery. What images are evoked by this word? In the U.S., I’m sure that most people think of the Antebellum South in the late 18th…
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Slavery. What images are evoked by this word? In the U.S., I’m sure that most people think of the Antebellum South in the late 18th…
Leave a CommentFor those of you who have followed my blog for any length of time, you’ll know that one of my favorite bloggers of all time…
Leave a CommentA couple of days ago I read a blog post by Fred Clark. I follow his blog, Slacktivist, and find much of what he writes…
Leave a CommentA few days ago I wrote about forgiveness. I have continued to reflect on this. And, like so many other things, the more I consider…
Leave a CommentForgiveness. That’s a strange word in today’s culture. I don’t think many of us really know what that word means. I’m sure we don’t understand…
Leave a CommentWith your indulgence, I’m going to continue writing about these messy things called relationships. I’ve already written about how I’m pretty good at screwing them…
Leave a CommentI was going to write more about relationships today. But, something else has been knocking on the inside of head trying to get out. So,…
Leave a CommentThe Problem On July 8, 1741, Jonathan Edwards delivered a sermon to people gathered at a church in Enfield, Ct. It was entitled, “Sinners in…
Leave a CommentI’ve begun work on a story that I think should be told. This project requires that I dig deeply into my mind. I search for…
Leave a CommentI’ve been blogging since 2009. Originally, I started it as part of a class that I was taking in seminary on technology and the Church.…
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