Posts tagged as:

irony

What’s missing?

by Kristin on April 23, 2013

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

It’s important to recognize what isn’t, as well as what is.

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The funny side of life

by Kristin on November 10, 2010

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Life will present funny material—we just have to be open to it.

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Calvin and the Pornographers

by Kristin on September 16, 2010

in Belief, doubt & hope

If colleges can’t present issues that promote thought & dialogue, what’s the point?

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Ducks in a row

by Kristin on April 21, 2010

in Love, family & community

Sometimes false alarms kick things into gear in a handy way.

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When I’m not feeling very faith-full

by Kristin on August 28, 2009

in Belief, doubt & hope

Life has a way of blocking my view of God when I need him most.

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Confessions of a white stereotype

by Kristin on July 30, 2009

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

I just discovered, to my dismay, that I’m a VERY white cliche.

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God, irony and rain

by Kristin on September 15, 2008

in Belief, doubt & hope

It was a delicious moment on Saturday afternoon. The house was clean. I had just posted on my blog. The kids were all out of the house for various reasons. And I was about to stretch out on the couch and read the most recent issue of The New Yorker (Sept. 15, 2008).
I started where [...]

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