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<title>Summer Reading III</title>
<description>It has been a long time since I looked forward to bedtime because I wanted to read. Usually I begin to read because I know it is good for me and then I end up enjoying it. The Help, by...</description>
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<title>Summer Reading II</title>
<description>Discovered, like most things I now treasure, in high school Steinbeck never ceases to disappoint the desire to be drawn into the personalities of a world wholly unlike one&apos;s own. Although the strange charmed painting of brothel life in a...</description>
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<title>Summer Reading I</title>
<description> Spurred on by the thought of a classic author I&apos;d read in high school, and reassured by a recent NPR endorsement, I began Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury this summer. Unfortunately, the narrative of a 12 year old boy&apos;s...</description>
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<title>a response</title>
<description>You just can&apos;t read The Hole in our Gospel, written by the current World Vision President and respond with the affirmation: yes this was a good reminder of the grinding inequality of our world, I am so glad that we...</description>
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<title>regaining imagination</title>
<description>Yesterday morning my husband and I&apos;s debate began by my asking him what he had done the previous evening (I was hanging out with my girlfriends). He told me that he had watched the film &quot;Glory&quot;- the 1998 civil war...</description>
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<title>Where faith will point</title>
<description>When thinking about other faiths I used to think that the biggest threat to the public&apos;s belief in Jesus was the existence of other faiths. Now I think a belief that we are alone in this world, and that all...</description>
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<title>Being a Mystic</title>
<description>&quot;In the days ahead, you will either be a mystic (one who has experienced God for real) or nothing at all.&quot; --Karl Rahner As usual reading a Brennan Manning book-The Furious Longing of God- allures my spirit towards desiring to...</description>
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<title>What allures and disturbs me about Jesus</title>
<description>Although I had read The Jesus I Never Knew in high school, I recently felt compelled to rediscover the man I claim to base my life upon. As I had anticipated I found quite a lot that I admired, but...</description>
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<title>Reading with the President</title>
<description>After coming across a reading list that our president had constructed for himself and our staff in time magazine six months ago, I thought it would be very cutting edge of me to begin reading along with the leaders of...</description>
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<title>Entertainment is our demise!</title>
<description>One of the books I&apos;ve read lately which I&apos;m sure has the greatest amount of implications for an assessment of our culture is Niel Postman&apos;s Amusing Ourselves to Death. Although originally copyrighted in 1985, its assessment reads like a prophecy...</description>
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<title>God&apos;s existence</title>
<description>I went to South Africa, wanting God to reaffirm his existence and I sort of expected to be overwhelmed with the astounding visual beauty of the landscape on our Safari. Instead the landscape was sparse and mostly brown with small...</description>
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<title>Cause Marketing Overload</title>
<description>I have always been a big fan of cause marketing and think that this approach is one way that American&apos;s consumeristic tendencies can be put to good use. I am one of the suckers who will find a reason to...</description>
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<title>Searching for Meaning</title>
<description>In Victor Fankl&apos;s popular and compelling work-Man&apos;s Search for Meaning he describes how mankind&apos;s ultimate search is not for pleasure but meaning. We want a reason to be happy; pleasure, he says, must be a byproduct because it is destroyed...</description>
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<title>City Musings</title>
<description>1. Walking to the gym the other day I saw the younger Japanese man owner of the sushi restaurant around the corner bow to the older Japanese owner of a convenience store across the alley. It was very early in...</description>
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<title>Being Different</title>
<description>I was challenged recently by DOOR&apos;sdevelopment director to read a book-Resident Aliens: Life in the Christian Colony that the Dweller&apos;s in Miami read during their year in community. Since it was written by an author I have long heard of...</description>
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