Breaking One’s Spirit
For various reasons across the last year or two, I have been involved in some faith-and-science conversations. One topic that has come up often of
Scott Hoezee
March 20, 2012
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For various reasons across the last year or two, I have been involved in some faith-and-science conversations. One topic that has come up often of
“If the Messiah had come,” the rabbi asked, “would the world be the way that it is?” How would you answer the rabbi’s question? He
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Cast up on the shores of survival after virtually non-stop teaching since the first week of January, I head off on spring break tomorrow. Going
Because of the tendency for our notions and experiences of God to become rigid and prescribed, we—both individuals and communities—need to stand ever ready to
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“I grew up in a home where we believed in miracles. We took the Bible literally—or at least we said we did. We called my
“Christians Provide Free Labor on Jewish Settlements” Plenty of news stories leave me feeling bothered; this story also left me sad. I couldn’t put my
You know those times when you do an extra good job on something, even when you understand that no one will appreciate or even notice
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