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Writing editorials

Part of my weekly routine as a new seminarian in the fall of 1978 was visiting the library's periodical section and reading newspapers on a stick. A variety of news sources were readily available there — for free.The...

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New life for a legend

Today a funeral service celebrates the life of J. Marse Grant, who died October 17 after a long period of declining health. Grant was 88. Despite suffering from diabetes most of his adult life, he controlled it with a...

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Don’t Be ‘Incurious’

Did anyone know just how incurious the president could be when he marched into the White House eight years ago? When asked to name a mistake he might have made in his first term he couldn't think of one. Even today...

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What Do Islamic Women Want?

The question of what Islamic women want is asked in the larger context of who speaks for Islam, which raises these questions: What do a billion Muslims really think? How does one answer such questions? Who would dare...

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Ancient autopsies

A recent discovery may not find its way into an Indiana Jones movie, but I found it intriguing: a diverse group of scientists and archaeologists has isolated the bacterium that causes tuberculosis from human bones that...

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“The Secret Life of Bees”

Despite minor shortcomings in the translation from book to screen, "The Secret Life of Bees" stands as an emotionally fulfilling trip to the movies. "Bees," based on the popular 2002 novel by Sue Monk Kidd, is a story...

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‘Is God Too Nice?’

Can you imagine what a business consultant would have said to Jesus after hearing this parable? Perhaps it would have been something like this. "Jesus, could I speak with you a moment about that story you just told. Do...

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