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Struggling Faith: Becoming A Fundamentalist

Last week, we met the God of Green Hope, which I hope has greatly boosted not only your self-esteem, but

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Four Easy (Not Really) Lessons

I’ve officially been on sabbatical for two weeks (out of the eight weeks I’m taking), and I can already tell