Editor’s Note: Lizzy is one of our summer interns focusing on missions and I was so excited that she was willing to write up a guest blog post for me! By Guest Blogger:Lizzy Rand We all notice the trends. Whether we observe a group of high school or college students hanging out, adults eating at […]
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Here’s a much needed word from Soong-Chan Rah on the book of Lamentations and how to evaluate responses to injustice.
Editor’s Note: Melissa is the Vice President of Development at Kilns College. By Guest Blogger: Melissa McCreery “How can a writing class possibly help me land a job as a aerospace engineer?” “Which class looks better on my resume—Biochemistry or Spanish?” “Do employers look favorably on applicants who study abroad?” Over the course of my
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How We Live Our Days Affects How We Experience Our Nights Tired of Being Tired? Reclaim Your Rest Sleep Better, Live Better Find the Sleep You’re Longing For “[A] field guide for getting your life back.” —Stephan BaumanFormer CEO of World Relief “[E]ssential for understanding the impact sleep quality and quantity has on our health
Editor’s Note: Chad is one of our interns this summer at Antioch. He’s a grad student at George W. Truett Theological Seminary. By Guest Blogger: Chad Mustain “Only Connect” is a phrase from a book I recently finished called The Fabric of Faithfulness by Steven Garber. Before I go any further, let me first back
The Antioch Summer Intern Class of 2012 begins arriving today.
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I asked permission to share this note from a few days back.
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“The overarching concern in the idea of justice is the need to have just relations with others—and even to have appropriate sentiments about others; and what motivates the search is the diagnosis of injustice in ongoing arrangements.” Sen, Amartya. “The Boundaries of Justice: David Hume and our World,” The New Republic, December 14, 2011, Books
I love this quote by the late theologian Richard Niebuhr.
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Tamara and I had the opportunity to visit the White House a week ago
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