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My Blog turned a year old on November 20th. My readers may have noticed a sharp decline in the number of posts I write.
This is partially due to the fact that I'm applying for tenure-track teaching jobs and trying to finish my dissertation. But there...
As we get closer to the something called "health care reform," let us take another look at the moral case for health care as a human right, as well as the question of religious faith and "health care for all:"
I'm quite fond of Rev. Adam Hamilton and...
I just want to celebrate the fact that the great Chargers running back, Ladainian Tomlinson, still has a little something left.
Perhaps its because he learned just before the game that his wife is preganant and he will be a dad for the first time....
The English tradition of Bonfire night, celebrated tonight, remembers the FAILED attempt to blow up the king and Parliament by angry religious Zealot, Guy Fawkes. It has its place I'm sure.
But ever since the graphic novel - and especially the film -...
For those of you who follow the liturgy, today is All Souls Day. Yesterday was All Saints Day, and the day before, of course, was Halloween.
I don't make it to church all that often. I attend a little more than the Easter & Christmas type, but not...
