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I must have been seven years old the first time I heard the story of Jesus calming the storm. Being young and credulous, I accepted it ...

The comments on last week’s blog lead me to the university library next door and one of my favorite books, The Oxford English Dictionary . T...

I recently read an excellent essay entitled, “The Essentials of Orthodox Spirituality,” by an anonymous author who simply calls himself “a m...

A description from Alan Patton’s novel, Cry the Beloved Country (1942) “Msimangu opened the book, and read to them first from the book. ...

Something strange happened to me recently in the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. It was one of those little incidents that is no bi...

Paige I was sitting in the easy chair a few evenings ago when Paige, pajamed, brushed, and smelling of toothpaste, came over, placed h...

Quaker historian Tom Hamm, in the opening session of the QUIP (Quakers United in Publishing) gathering in Indiana last month, suggested that...