Eden’s Other Tree
There’s really nothing else like it, at least in a very long time, if ever. The audaciousness, even presumption, is already there quite plainly in
Roy M. Anker
November 1, 2011
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There’s really nothing else like it, at least in a very long time, if ever. The audaciousness, even presumption, is already there quite plainly in
I kill people all the time. I try not to. I’ve been working on it. But then another news story airs about another slimy politician
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This morning I straightened the shoes in the front hall and said to the dog, the most attentive member of the family, “I’d do it
EYES THAT SEE They gather downtown each week in the small living room of an upstairs apartment. It started out as one friend opening her
My wife, Karin, handed our young son to a nurse who would take him to an operating room for open-heart surgery. As I watched, I
If you want to know more about the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German pastor, theologian, and Nazi resister, you are in luck. Your choices
The Galilean Sea. The Adriatic Sea. Violent storms on both. Mark’s Gospel tells the story of Jesus and his disciples crossing the Sea of Galilee
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