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Fasting
By
David Kuo
A year ago I wrote about the need for Christians to take a fast from politics. Tonight I write about my need to take a fast from watching sports. I honestly don’t do it very often – with young kids there just isn’t much time. But I admit to a huge weakness for the Steelers…
Hate
By
David Kuo
Hate: v., hat·ed, hat·ing, hates. v.tr. 1. a) To feel hostility or animosity toward. b) To detest. I hate the New York Mets. I do. I feel hostility towards them. I feel animosity towards them. I detest them. I hate them. They are in the midst of the greatest collapse in baseball history. Three weeks…
Thin Places
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David Kuo
Here is one from Larry. It is Peter Gabriel’s Solsbury Hill. He writes that it is a thin place for him because “there is a hill in my hometown where a life-changing event took place for me, and I immediately identified with the song in its wake. Here are the song’s lyrics: “Solsbury Hill”Climbing up…
The faith-based voter
By
David Kuo
Thank you Holly for finding this one. It sort of speaks for itself.
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