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Living Deliberately

In the 1840s, Henry David Thoreau walked away from his everyday life in Concord, Mass., in exchange for an intentional, uncomplicated life. "I went to the woods," Thoreau wrote in Walden, "because I wished to live...

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Rick Scarborough’s New Crusade

Rick Scarborough's new idea of a crusade he launched in Lufkin, Texas, on July 5 is a radical departure from his past. His mentor, the late Jerry Falwell, claimed in the PBS Religious Right documentary that the old...

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We Need Lincoln’s Voice

Our recent trip to the Washington D.C. area did not afford my wife, Janet. and me nearly enough time for seeing historical sites. Since we stayed nearby, we did visit the battlefield at Manassas (or Bull Run, as the...

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From Faith Comes Certainty

A thoughtful piece on President Bush's present state of mind caught my attention this past week. Written by Peter Baker, a staff writer at the Washington Post, the title asserts "a president besieged and isolated, yet...

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A Family Affair

Last Friday night the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. held a joint service in Washington, D.C. It was the closing session of the CBF General Assembly and the opening session...

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