
A God With No Borders
An old proverb says, “When the map and the terrain differ, the terrain is always right.”
An old proverb says, “When the map and the terrain differ, the terrain is always right.”
For most of July, I was on an extended trip to England: partly for research, partly for vacation, and partly to prepare for my fall
Plenty of very smart people have spent significant brain power parsing out the difference between “things” and “stuff”– and the more you dig, the more
We lived outside Cincinnati, Ohio when I was a kid and my great-grandfather, Howard Sumner Munroe (he always claimed his initials “H. S.” stood for
It’s not just the words that we sing, it’s the very fact that this is how we choose to engage our faith and our world–in
The aim of rhetoric of traditional ideas of gender and femininity, framed as if it’s caring for women’s overall well-being, is to control them..
Schuller’s land of Oz turned out to be Orange County, California, and there he did not find but built his Emerald City.
The gap cannot be explained by boys being inherently better at math than girls. Numerous studies show that males and females perform similarly in math
I wonder about this precious time together. I suspect that we could be doing something more.
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