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by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
David Pettit
September 13, 2015
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by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
What makes a movie memorable? So memorable that we can watch it on almost infinite repeat? Well, it has to be of truly unusual quality,
[Today’s guest post is by Adam Navis. Adam likes to read and write and wished he did both more often.] As part of my
Among all the varieties of Midwest Nice, no doubt Iowa Nice is the nicest. So it has been surprising to see recent cases of culture
Does one “celebrate” Labor Day? Mark it? Observe it? Perhaps our resident historians (Rebecca and Jim) can illuminate us about the origins of this day.
Happy Labor Day. I hope for at least some of you it is indeed a rest from labor. It has me thinking about the evolving
by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
Now that I’ve turned 50 (on August 7), I have begun to reflect tentatively on mortality and legacy and all those things that hit you
When finally we came to the place on the highway where he was killed, I realized neither of us knew exactly where it was–specifically, under
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