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There are lots of reasons to like the Reformed standard of The Heidelberg Catechism but among the reasons I like it is the positive spin
Scott Hoezee
March 5, 2012
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There are lots of reasons to like the Reformed standard of The Heidelberg Catechism but among the reasons I like it is the positive spin
As hard as it may be for anyone who knows me to believe, somehow, when I was in my high school production of The Music
“Rick Santorum is John Winthrop.” So proclaimed Joe Nocera at the top of his column in the New York Times a week ago today (“A
About three or four years ago my good friend – a tall, lanky Dutch Canadian – road along with me out to Montana where
Last semester, a handful of students (most of them in their senior year) shared with me that they silenced their voices again and again during
Basically just a shout-out from me today: I commend to you Jason Lief’s article in the new issue of Perspectives, “Leave Metallica Alone!” Jason rightly
This is a story of two of my good friends. They don’t really know each other beyond name and face, but their stories strike me
Behold the elephant in the room. Banksy, the street graffiti artist, had this elephant in the room as part of his first US exhibit (Los
A couple weeks ago, fellow Twelver Jeff Munroe confessed his fondness for Downton Abbey, the gorgeous, Brit-made, upstairs-downstairs soap opera that American viewers have swooned
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