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Tag Archives: Eucharist
GYPSY Religion
A couple of months back, the article Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy got a lot of attention, as I believe it rang true for bunches of folks. The thesis of the article is that the expectations of young adults entering … Continue reading
Jason’s Questions: #10 Is Faith Just a Word Game?
All my life, I’ve loved words. I love reading good writing, learning new words, and playing games like Catchphrase, Scattergories, and Bananagrams. And, as a teacher of an adult Sunday school for several years in the Baptist church we attended, … Continue reading
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