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good: Today, senior editor Cord Jefferson notes that the Norwegian killings shouldn’t be seen by anyone as points on scoreboard: It’s easy to gloat right now. It’s easy for liberals to mock right-wing zealots. It’s easy for atheists to mock… Continue reading
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Learn to hear yourself. My writing voice is really the voice in my head. It’s not how I talk aloud, but how I talk to myself, in the noisy cavern of my skull. I listen to myself talk, inside, and… Continue reading
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soulpancake: Superheroes Art Print – by Danny Haas @emilyredding, this one’s for you. Continue reading
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life: Russell Brand, a former addict, and friend of Winehouse when she was an unknown talent, wrote this tribute to express his sadness over Winehouse’s death on his website: “Now Amy Winehouse is dead, like many others whose unnecessary deaths… Continue reading
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dcmetropeople: Seeking Enlightment. Submitted by Pablo Benavente. Continue reading
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You must listen to what people sing to know what they really think.
These are words that I had the privilege to hear Vincent Harding speak at the Wild Goose Festival a few weeks ago. He offered beautiful stories and spoke with an intonation that only a person who has accumulated wisdom over time can speak. He told stories… Continue reading
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Doubting God is different than doubting your theology. Brian McLaren, Wild Goose Festival, June 25, 2011 Continue reading
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Josiah Redding: Embracing the Outer Chaos: or, Parenting Lessons from a Mongolian Nomad
josiahredding: For a moment, stop and think about what actually causes growth. The word growth here could apply to anything — education, wisdom, spirituality, strength, stamina, etc. What causes growth? It’s actually stress, or discomfort. Muscles have to be stressed… Continue reading
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gilliansees: Going to write myself to sleep. Beautiful shot. Continue reading
Calling & Clarity
The Rev. Becca Kello is an Episcopal priest living and serving in Lexington, Kentucky. She often finds God’s presence in nature while hiking or out playing with her dogs, Coakley and Oliver. She is passionate about the intersections of faith and justice, and all sorts of discernment that leads to a clarity of calling.
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