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God is not a bat
By
David Kuo
The scene: Sitting with my two oldest daughters (11 and 9) playing “Dogopoly” (think Monopoly for dogs where Boardwalk and Park Place are a St. Bernard and a Great Dane and where hotels are out but massive dog bones are in). The event: “Dad, I think there’s a bird in the house.” The reality: “Daaaaaddddd!!!!!…
The lesson of forgiveness
By
David Kuo
Four years ago, a little girl in Boston was shot, partially paralyzed, and sentenced to life in a wheelchair. Last year she entered a Boston courtroom and said to the man who shot her, “I forgive you.” It so moved him he changed his not-guilty plea to guilty and apologized. Watch the story here:Perhaps when…
Making no sense of the bridge collapse
By
David Kuo
The collapse makes no sense. It simply shouldn’t have happened. People driving home from work should not die because a bridge suddenly buckles. The engineers may well find an explanation, a technical explanation, for what occurred. That explanation will still not make much sense to our souls. I heard yesterday that a former colleague –…
Baskin Robbins church
By
David Kuo
I went to church yesterday even though I haven’t ever been on a Saturday before. It was a short service – 20 minutes or so. There was no singing and no sermon. And the service was held at noon outside a Baskin Robbins ice cream shop. I took Livvy there, sweaty clothes, curly hair, red…
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