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Rebecca Koerselman

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In Defense of Hobbies

When I was in graduate school, I wanted to try something new, so I joined a local roller derby team. I loved the opportunity to

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Take Heart

Cooper’s conception of Christianity was not a set of theological propositions meant for discussion. “Religion must be life made true.”

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Blood Sport

It is illegal, now, but historically, blood sports were very popular. By definition, blood sports include activities that inflict serious injuries, pain, or death as

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Just Listen

It has taken me time to remember I have two ears to listen, and just one mouth. My daughter asked me what the word “verbose”

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A Little Note and a Big Vote

The vote ended in a tie: 48 to 48. The House voted to table for now. Initially the twenty-four year old Harry Thomas Burn had

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Not Another Reboot

It’s hard not to notice all the reboots in our popular culture. Sequels, prequels, origin stories, and updates to books, films, adaptations, musicals and music

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You Are Not Alone

We had become good friends and loved to talk and argue about lots of ideas, including politics, ethics, and morality. But I noticed he sidestepped

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Leaving the Nest

When it comes to parenting, our current society has much to say. There are loads of parenting podcasts, manuals, books, explanations, discussions. Parenting is serious,

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