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New York City may not be the most secular city around but like lots of this world’s larger cities, neither does it bristle with religious
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New York City may not be the most secular city around but like lots of this world’s larger cities, neither does it bristle with religious
A while ago here on The Twelve I mentioned Oral Comprehensive Exams at Calvin Seminary. Well, now we are near the end of the semester
Maybe it’s bad form on a running blog like The Twelve to tee up off a prior day’s posting by a colleague, but Rebecca Koerselman’s
March is Oral Comp season here at Calvin Seminary where I teach. In a couple of weeks all of our seniors who are completing their
I think it was sometime in high school while taking German that I began to make the (obvious) connections between Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday/Lent.
Sometimes you encounter something that is both annoying and thought-provoking, and as you parse it all in your mind, it’s just not clear where you
I never did get around to seeing the second “The Hobbit” movie last December or any time until just 5 nights ago when my kids
“Hey, Obama quoted my report in his speech last night!” That was the little (almost tiny) joke I made to my wife in reference to
Depending on where you are, it is Veterans Day or Remembrance Day on this 11th of November. It’s the 96th anniversary, too, of the end
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