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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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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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When toys define beauty & limit possibility

by Kristin on January 6, 2012

in Love, family & community

The new sets of LEGOs for girls bring out the rabble-rouser in me.

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Salt + chocolate, knitting + whiskey

by Kristin on December 2, 2011

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

The beauty of creating odd combinations of things you love.

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Christianity could use some Goo Gone

by Kristin on October 25, 2010

in Belief, doubt & hope

Politics has really mucked up the faith, but it isn’t beyond restoration.

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Not up for debate: Acceptance & love for all

by Kristin on October 20, 2010

in Love, family & community

Bullying is never acceptable—I’m taking a stand for LGBT teens.

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Losing/finding our religion with Glee

by Kristin on October 13, 2010

in Belief, doubt & hope

An episode of Glee illustrates why faith requires plenty of room.

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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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Changing how we see 40

by Kristin on February 23, 2010

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

The perception of middle age seems more problematic than the reality.

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When life gives you lemons, get miracle fruit

by Kristin on January 25, 2010

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Truly being open to what you least expect is a miracle, for most of us.

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