The Intersection of Faith and Culture
So a couple of weeks ago, Jeremy calls me and says, “Would you be interested in attending this conference? Let me know by the end of today, because early registration is ending.” Normally, I’m not really a conference kind of girl… (And trust me, there are conference girls. Guys, too. […]
Terrorism continues to be on the minds of North Americans this week – north and south of the border. First there was the Boston Marathon bombing last week, and this week there was the foiled plot to derail a VIA train in Toronto. Terrorism, for whatever reason, invokes a certain […]
This is a guest post from our friend Kristi Scott. She lives, works, writes and activist-izes in Los Angeles, Ca. — Note: I wrote this a week ago. Like most controversial posts I write, I was reluctant to post it. I write what’s on my heart and it scares me […]
As promised, the results of our NSFW survey regarding the current market value of virginity, released now to coincide with the availability of Issue #11’s article on the same topic. There are probably a lot of disclaimers I should make, but this is my first time. …Conducting a survey, I […]
Let a righteous man strike me–it is a kindness. (Psalm 141.5) Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisses. (Proverbs 27.6) Recently, I was helping my sister babysit a couple of kids. We built towers and walls out of cardboard blocks, which was fun. Then we […]
Converging the week that was – according to us – into one place. Charles P. Pierce, The Marathon, Grantland “”A policeman came up to us,” Breeden said, “and he said, ‘Now, you have to run that way,’ and pointed back the way we came, so we did.” And that was […]
