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[Alas, today will be my final post here at The Twelve. I’ve been honored to be part of the team that has launched this conversation,
James K.A Smith
April 11, 2012
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[Alas, today will be my final post here at The Twelve. I’ve been honored to be part of the team that has launched this conversation,
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In the second part of his essay, “The Jewish Writer in America,” Saul Bellow notes that while the Jewish writer will always be a stranger,
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