AMAZING. Read more
AMAZING. Read more
A season of preparation and penance can bring us to the thought of apologies and amends. We may want to try to apologize to those we’ve hurt in the past and ask their forgiveness. This isn’t always the best idea for a number of reasons: You may just be reopening old wounds, or you may be at a point in your relationship with the person you’ve offended where they simply can’t believe anything you say. (“Every word I say is... Read more
Advent time is here, by golly! And Advent is, among other lovely things, a time for penance and almsgiving. I’ve been thinking about things I’ve done well and poorly in the past w/r/t almsgiving and charity, in particular, and I’m going to blog about some of those things this week. We’ll see how long this series lasts. It is sort of advice in the sense that some of you may find that my experiences are useful to you. I would... Read more
…Ouch. Via Ratty. Read more
I review an art exhibit, at AmCon–and this exhibit closes at the end of December, so go soon! In the past several years photographers Claire Felicie and Lalage Snow have independently published pictures of soldiers taken before, during, and after their service in Afghanistan. It’s easy to project one’s own beliefs about the war, and war in general, onto these portraits; still, they offer fascinating portrayals of how people can change. I wasn’t expecting the frequency with which the soldier... Read more
Don’t crash a van into a wall. Read more
Wesley Hill is seeking them, and the comments are full of them! A cornucopia. Read more
in which I review Jenell Williams Paris’s The End of Sexual Identity. Read more
Intense, lots of good stuff here. Read more
BTW I’m on Twitter, I can’t remember if you guys know that or not. Read more