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Scott Hoezee

Beyond Funny

What’s going on these days with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert? As many readers know, these two men are, respectively, the hosts of the Comedy

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Tribute to Jim Bratt

Among all of us who are currently members of the Perspectives editorial team and board, no one can recall an edition of the magazine or

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Thus Saith Google

The volume had fallen behind a row of books in one of my office bookcases–I must have set it on top of a row of

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No Health?

Even before I read Matthew Lundberg’s essay “Tripping over Adverbs” in the February edition of Perspectives, I had planned to write this little reflection for

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What the Shepherds Said

Some years ago a psychologist named Jonathan Haidt published some very intriguing data on what he called “elevation,” which is the opposite of disgust. We

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Calvin’s Enduring Sense

The world has changed so dramatically in the half-millennium since John Calvin’s birth that one suspects the old Reformer would be merely baffled and dumbfounded

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Signs of the Times?

“Sodomy Is a Crime Against God and Nature.” So declares a church sign that my wife drives past each morning on her way to work.

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The Desert

DECEMBER 2008: INSIDE OUT by Scott Hoezee In the desert prepare the way for the LORD. Isaiah 40:3a My neighbor did it again. The weekend

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Crying for Strangers

When Tim Russert died suddenly in June, I felt like I had lost a friend. Millions of people felt that way, and it’s not that

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