Ok. Hear me out.  I promise I will get around to reviewing Renaissance, a Film by Beyoncé, but first, I need to talk about Barbie.

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In a recent class discussion on theological anthropology, one of my students raised herhand and offered the class the gift of vulnerable honesty. Looking around

I will admit it.  I had all the wrong ideas about this book.  When I saw that it was a novel-in-verse about German POWs picking

(Satchel talking with Bucky, recovering after falling from a window): “Don’t believe in the laws of gravity, eh?” “I’m fine with the laws. It’s the

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