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Project Conversion
Developing an Immunity to Religion?
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A few weeks ago, I received an odd invitation. Even today, Heather and I still wrestle with what they said. I was asked in no uncertain terms, to become a Christian. In fact, it was suggested that the invitation could be the answer to my question at the river only three days earlier. My question…
Is This It? How Seemingly Dangerous Questions Strengthen Faith
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I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but I like playing on the edge of things: Riverbanks, mountain ledges, religious convention, the patience of others….But one place I enjoy the most is the edge of my own beliefs. Flirting with the edge is exactly what got Project Conversion and my subsequent 180-degree transformation started in the…
Dharma Lessons from a Newborn
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On January 19th, 2012, I became an uncle. Nathan was born a little over five pounds with all 10 fingers and all 10 toes. He seemed perfectly healthy. Except, he was born dead. My sister had a complicated pregnancy. I won’t go into details, but I will say that it was astonishing that Nathan even…
Coaching Soccer (again) and the Conclusion of Purpose, Dharma, and Destiny
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That title is actually inaccurate. There is never a conclusion when it comes to exploring our PDD (Purpose, Dharma, and Destiny), so even though we bid the topic farewell, there is plenty of room to revisit and incorporate what we’ve learned int the future. Speaking of incorporating what we’ve learned… Some of you may remember…
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