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Open Book: Yann Martel’s “Beatrice and Virgil”
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This view of the Holocaust through the eyes of a howler monkey and a donkey will challenge your moral perceptions. What is repentence? How can a person achieve it? And how can we discuss — even honor — the horrors of man’s inhumanity to man in a way that makes sense? Join Lori Strawn, Alice…
The True Monastic Adventures of A Recovering City Girl
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By Corinna Nicolaou Chapter One In 2005, when I moved to a small town in the Pacific Northwest from the San Francisco Bay area, the pace of my daily life came to a screeching halt, but the activity in my mind kept its old furious tempo so that I suffered from a psychological whiplash that…
Open Book: “The Trial of God” by Elie Wiesel
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What would you do to handle all of the anger, rage, hurt and betrayal you feel if you lived through the Nazi death camps? Is there even a category for believing in God anymore? What has changed about God for someone who survives something so horrific, so unimaginable? Can God withstand a trial by humans?…
Good Without God?
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I have to wonder if I’m not more Christian than I realize—even though I grew up not attending church and have remained “unchurched” as an adult. I accept Jesus’ main teachings on an instinctual level, as do the people to whom I’m close. From a very young age, I understood that others are no different…
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