Human Vulnerability in the Midst of Tragedy at Fort Hood
How can we live normal lives in a world seemingly governed by painful chaos?
How can we live normal lives in a world seemingly governed by painful chaos?
“You can’t live in this world without getting blood on your hands, or teeth. “
Wes Anderson’s newest film entertains questions about myth and the unique truthfulness of memory.
If one’s eyes go crosswise during a lengthy sermon, it’s not unlikely that the Christian and American flags set next to one another will bleed together into a red, white, and blue smudge.
I tell myself that I’d much rather live in a world in which I can chastise a pastor for using Die Hard in his sermon illustration. But I’m wrong.
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In ‘Death Is Wrong,’ transhumanist author Gennady Stolyarov II asserts that human beings can and should pursue ways to eradicate death; but only trusting the adequacy of God’s provision can instill a hope for the death of death.
The decision-making process of enrolling my daughter in dance class reflected the tension of choosing and letting go.
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