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New study: Washington ranks second in resisting Christian Nationalism while Idaho lags behind
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Do pets go to heaven? Spokane Valley author’s book offers hope for grieving pet owners
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A response to Mark Azzara’s “How Do We Know Who We Are?”
I didn’t set out to bust your chops. But I felt as though your take on the Roy-Atwood view of art as it relates to human relationships didn’t tell the whole story.
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How do we know who we are?
Two great authors smugly assert that we learn about others via the arts. But the arts are no match for God.
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We only think we “know”
“Study often reveals to you how little you actually know and how much that you thought you knew you don’t really understand.”
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New study: Washington ranks second in resisting Christian Nationalism while Idaho lags behind
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Public executions belong to Ancient Rome, not to Christians or Americans
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Do pets go to heaven? Spokane Valley author’s book offers hope for grieving pet owners
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Perfection can haunt democracy, so let elections improve instead