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God Isn’t to be Remembered. He’s to be Experienced.
I think we err when we assume that a connection to God should be rare or a one-time event.
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Prince Rilian, Shelob, and the False Self
When a friend lashes out at us, who (or what) should we be mad at?
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Is Twitter Applied Queer Theory?
Queer Theory aims at a world without rules. Twitter gives it to us.
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Is Our World Upside-Down?
Our society is set up for us to chase dopamine. Here's why that's bad.
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June 2024

Who's In Charge (Our False Self Or Our True Self)? Part 2: Community
What The Great Divorce can teach us about the company we keep
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Who's In Charge (Our False Self Or Our True Self)? Part 1.
Can laughing at our fear help us to find joy?
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What If We're Climbing the Wrong Mountain?
Could focusing more on community and less on money lead to a better life?
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What Is Heal the West All About?
A Defense of Liberalism
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May 2024

Can Kindness Change A Relationship?
When we see people through God's eyes, do our relationships with them get better?
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What Are We Building?
Civic society is floundering. But what if we rebuilt it?
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How Open-Minded Am I Really?
5 questions we can ask to see how open-minded we really are on any given issue.
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Lessons In Listening From A Political Exile
Editor’s note: this is a guest post by Raphael Chayim Rosen, of Lady Liberty’s Pedestal.
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