It’s easy to oversimplify this life; to abandon nuance in favor of a simple, binary choice that leaves no room for complexity. At times, we’re all guilty of such reductionism
Boy, do I feel like an idiot. I honestly thought January 6th, 2021, was going to be a catalytic moment for our nation. Five years ago, watching a vicious, snarling
Growing up in the Church, I believed in Hell. In the story I inherited, there was a place where monstrous people would spend an excruciating eternal afterlife suffering for the
Best-selling author and self-help guru Mel Robbins recently posted a New York Times Op-Ed called Life Is Too Short to Fight With Your Family leading into the Thanksgiving weekend. In the piece,
It’s easy to oversimplify this life; to abandon nuance in favor of a simple, binary choice that leaves no room for complexity. At times, we’re all guilty of such reductionism
Boy, do I feel like an idiot. I honestly thought January 6th, 2021, was going to be a catalytic moment for our nation. Five years ago, watching a vicious, snarling
Growing up in the Church, I believed in Hell. In the story I inherited, there was a place where monstrous people would spend an excruciating eternal afterlife suffering for the
Best-selling author and self-help guru Mel Robbins recently posted a New York Times Op-Ed called Life Is Too Short to Fight With Your Family leading into the Thanksgiving weekend. In the piece,