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One of my favorite fairy tales is “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” You remember, I’m sure… … the vain, egotistical emperor who is duped by a traveling salesman to buy this fabulous fabric for some new apparel… fabulous for its color, its feel, oh yes, but even more so because
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One of my favorite fairy tales is “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” You remember, I’m sure… … the vain, egotistical emperor who is duped by a traveling salesman to buy this fabulous fabric for some new apparel… fabulous for its color, its feel, oh yes, but even more so because
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Sometimes we think too small. Sometimes we get stuck in the details. We lose sight of the big picture. Our bodies are composed of matter as is everything around us. Sometimes we forget that just like our body has many parts, we are part of a larger body. Many days
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Sometimes we think too small. Sometimes we get stuck in the details. We lose sight of the big picture. Our bodies are composed of matter as is everything around us. Sometimes we forget that just like our body has many parts, we are part of a larger body. Many days
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On the recent holiday, columnist Christine Emba wrote an insightful piece for The Washington Post. She shared that “in between the flags and fireworks, such a major milestone is as good a moment as any to take stock of how our relationship is doing.” And then she spoke of the
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On the recent holiday, columnist Christine Emba wrote an insightful piece for The Washington Post. She shared that “in between the flags and fireworks, such a major milestone is as good a moment as any to take stock of how our relationship is doing.” And then she spoke of the
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What grace do we give to other people? What grace do we give them, especially when they think differently? Have we — maybe just you, maybe just me, maybe only the likeminded — have we cornered the market on wisdom? I read a fascinating editorial this week, written by an online news
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What grace do we give to other people? What grace do we give them, especially when they think differently? Have we — maybe just you, maybe just me, maybe only the likeminded — have we cornered the market on wisdom? I read a fascinating editorial this week, written by an online news
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How can we best care for all people? How can we best care for all people without spending money government doesn't have? I’d like to write about healthcare today. But truthfully, the Intramuralist is a little leery. I want to talk about the ins and outs, facts
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How can we best care for all people? How can we best care for all people without spending money government doesn't have? I’d like to write about healthcare today. But truthfully, the Intramuralist is a little leery. I want to talk about the ins and outs, facts
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The following sad story caught my attention — for its unique, potential legal precedent — and — for its broader application… A young Massachusetts woman, Michelle Carter, who was 17 at the time of the incident, was found guilty Friday of involuntary manslaughter in the suicidal death of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III.
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The following sad story caught my attention — for its unique, potential legal precedent — and — for its broader application… A young Massachusetts woman, Michelle Carter, who was 17 at the time of the incident, was found guilty Friday of involuntary manslaughter in the suicidal death of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III.