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Monthly Archives: March 2011
“Love Wins” {controversy? WHAT controversy?}
We got our house repainted this week. I know, I know. What does this have to do with Rob Bell’s new book “Love Wins”? I’m getting to that. Anyway, we repainted our house. And it looks so good–better than I … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Book Reviews, Dodger Baseball!, Faith
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A conservative defends NPR
I’m a conservative and I love NPR. I can’t help myself. It’s intelligent, meaningful and unique. Sure, I roll my eyes occasionally whenever I hear those Very Serious stories about, say, the Grim Endangerment of a Rare Species of…Rolly-Polly. But … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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Taking refuge in my soup pot
I have this visceral reaction to lentil beans. They remind me too much of a childhood steeped in hippie-influenced health food: millet for breakfast, whole-grain sandwiches for lunch, eggplant casserole for dinner. No processed food, no refined sugar, very little … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink
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The Cross and the Crucifix
In art…we are helped to remember some of the glorious things we have forgotten… –Madeline L’Engle “Walking on Water.” The Crucifix helps me remember. I remember the first time I entered a Catholic Church to pray I was filled with … Continue reading
Posted in Catholicism
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Predestination: my deepest fear
Something has been keeping me awake at night. It’s this nagging question–a doubtful feeling–that perhaps I really am predestined to Hell. It’s odd because I’ve never really believed in predestination–at least, not consciously. I’ve never said the words: “I believe … Continue reading
Friday Links n’ Thinks
Today I have several book reviews. Two of these books are soon-to-be-released and I appreciated the honor of reading them before their publish date. Hopefully these new books will whet your bookworm appetite! A widowed mother of six, Miranda Hanford … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, LinksnThinks
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PTSD hangover {and its antidote: Mark Wahlberg}
Life is unpredictable. Just a few days ago I was this happy: And one bad Sunday sends me into a tail-spin. I think I need to avoid Sundays from now on, don’t you? I know this feeling: jangly, jittery, waking … Continue reading
Posted in Cults, RecoveringFundamentalist, Religion
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Just your average Sunday devastation
I made it through three minutes of church today. And then I bolted like a spooked horse. A perplexed looking usher followed me out into the foyer: “You just got here!” he exclaimed. I kept going, almost running now. “It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cults, RecoveringEvangelicalsAnonymous, RecoveringFundamentalist, Religion
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How I’m keeping Lent
Lent is my favorite season of the Christian calendar. It’s a season of penitence, prayer, fasting and almsgiving. This year, my goal is increased prayer. I don’t know about you, but I can’t just say: “Yeah, I wanna pray more” … Continue reading
Posted in Catholicism, Faith, Liturgy & Sacrament
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