
The Veneer of Civilization
Those of us who are fans of the AMC cable show The Walking Dead know that although this series began with the obvious threat of
Those of us who are fans of the AMC cable show The Walking Dead know that although this series began with the obvious threat of
I’ve noticed some interesting trends in naming, particularly among millennials. Instead of choosing classic or so-old-they-are-new-again names, parents seem to make up new names through
by Chad Pierce Liar, addict, adulterer, doubter… imagine if we were known, and labeled, by the worst five minutes of our lives. I made the
by Daniel Meeter As you read this, the Lord willing, I am on a bus to Washington, D.C. for the People’s Climate March. I feel
Slovaj Žižek likes to use the example of Santa Claus to make a point about the nature of belief. If you ask parents, they tell
by Kate Kooyman May 1 is a big day, and I don’t want the church to miss it. On May 1, immigrants (and many folks
I’m always glad to remember that Easter is a season, not just one holy day. After all, restoration is not a moment–it is an arduous, painful process.
by Allen Schipper What’s happening now is that they are stealing a lot of our good stuff. Not only have they stolen our message, but
By Brian Keepers “Memories come at us helter-skelter and unbidden, sometimes so thick and fast that they are more than we can handle in their
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