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Monthly Archives: April 2019
Nicholas Kristof interview me
Not really, of course. Why would he care how I answer his questions? Still, he asks a lot of people these same questions, so I thought I might just take my turn. And it is, after all, the day after Easter. … Continue reading
Jesus washes the feet of Judas
Each of the accounts of Holy Week gives a different account of the relationship between Jesus and his disciple, Judas Iscariot. I want to puzzle a little today, in the time between the Maundy Thursday service and the Good Friday … Continue reading
Being who you are
If you were once an important person, it is hard to give it up. I already knew that. I live in a Senior Center [1] where I see people struggling with it every day. For example, I see people who … Continue reading
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What should the 2020 election be about?
I know that, properly speaking, I should justify a time bomb work like “should.” I’m not going to. By the “should” in the title, I mean only that I prefer the non-referendum form myself and I think it is better … Continue reading
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Playing the Angel Card
Let’s start with the silly question approach. Q: Why did Luke not write that Jesus was comforted by an angel after his testing in the wilderness after his baptism? A: He needed an angel to comfort Jesus in Gethsemane … Continue reading
God, are you still there?
Not much of a question, from a theological point of view. Yes. God is still there. A God who is everywhere is “there,” whatever you had in mind when you used that word. But the question is not very often … Continue reading