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Rebecca Koerselman

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Passing it On

For some of us, the words “pass it on” evoke memories of summer camp, holding sticky hands, and singing “it only takes a spark…to get

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Scrummy, isn’t it?

Thought a little late to the game (as usual), I started watching The Great British Baking Show this summer and I am completely hooked. I’ve

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Collective Memory

Is there anyone left who still thinks we live in a post-racial society because we elected a black President? Surely the events of the past

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When God Answers

By Steve Vander Molen When most of us think about prayer for people’s needs, our minds leap to something we want God to do or

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Making Rudeness Normal

Whenever I watch reality TV, I am struck by how often reality TV participants explain their bad behavior as “truth-telling” or “just being honest.” Since

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Raising Questions

I’ve noticed an uptick in alternative history stories. Maybe this is connected to “alternative facts.” Then again, people have always enjoyed alternatives to reality. Is

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Modern Anxieties: Alien: Covenant

By Mike Kugler In my last essay I proposed that Shelley’s Frankenstein remains our most powerful modern myth. The new series of Alien movies, beginning

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