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Seeing other viewpoints when we’re always at the center

by Kristin on January 17, 2013

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Maybe I can’t change minds, but I can broaden their perspective—and mine.

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“Taste and see” doesn’t involve force feeding

by Kristin on January 15, 2013

in Belief, doubt & hope

As more Americans claim no religious affiliation, perhaps churches need a new approach.

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Pray, vote, laugh

by Kristin on November 6, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

Finding the line between caring too much & too little on election day.

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Using marriage as a weapon against poverty hurts women

by Kristin on October 18, 2012

in Love, family & community

A suggestion that single mothers are linked to gun violence is wrong in so many ways.

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Let’s do the really hard work

by Kristin on September 27, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Mitt Romney’s 47% comment opened my eyes to a whole culture of inconsistencies.

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Can love silence all this shouting?

by Kristin on August 2, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

It’s time to reject the premise of the culture wars & instead be quick to listen.

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When “Not under my roof” is taken to extremes

by Kristin on July 10, 2012

in Love, family & community

How can our kids become thoughtful citizens without critical thinking skills?

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Freedom is…having your own take on freedom

by Kristin on July 3, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Maybe the greatest freedom is disagreeing about what freedom looks like.

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Gay marriage, children’s books, & love that is whole

by Kristin on May 10, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Can we love the “what” of people without loving the “who?”

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Crossing the chasms created by religion

by Kristin on March 29, 2012

in Belief, doubt & hope

Demographics demonstrate patterns, but we don’t have to accept them.

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