Who Am I? And Why Does Being Last Hurt?

The question of identity has constantly echoed throughout mankind’s history, almost unceasingly.  This need to connect, to define and to understand has resulted in cultural revolutions, religious crusades, civil wars and more.  As we go about trying to make sense…

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What to Do When There is No Moral Compass

Regardless of where you stand on the political spectrum, there is a widespread concern that, as a country, we have “misplaced” our moral compass.  While politics and morality have always been strange bedfellows, it seems we have come to a…

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Are We the Valley of the Shadow of Death?

I, like many who attended Sunday School, memorized Psalm 23 as a child. To this day there are only two pieces of literature that I can still quote verbatim–Psalm 23 and the first sixteen lines of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales (which…

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The Death of Caring and Jesus’ Instagram Feed

I was on Facebook the other day, a not uncommon occurrence. I like staying connected with people and seeing what they are up to as it gives me something to talk with them about the next time I see them. …

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