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Campfire

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Campfire

Straddling the scrawny divide between fanciful childhood and jaded adolescence
by Erik J. Carlson

Road Rake

Cars by Chris Birt

The Pope and BMW. Hellish.

Submitted by Chris Birt on
Thursday, April 17, 2008
A short meditation on the superiority of Mercedes
"God talked to me today"

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"God talked to me today"

I was an agnostic who never took my family to church. And then, my son starting hearing the voice of God.
by Ann Bauer
Should Politics and Religion Mix?

Your Take

Should Politics and Religion Mix?

by Kate Leibfried and Tricia Towey
“Open-Source Christianity”

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“Open-Source Christianity”

Soft-peddling the gospel in Linden Hills
by Jill Schoepf, illustration by Kris Ann Riedmann
Do You Really Believe?

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Do You Really Believe?

Embattled from within, evangelical leaders created The Truth Project to persuade professed born-agains to walk the walk.
by Alyssa Ford, photos by Mike Krivit
Oh, That's Why Harvard and Carleton Are Such Crappy Schools

The Read Menace

Commentary by Tom Bartel

Oh, That's Why Harvard and Carleton Are Such Crappy Schools

Submitted by Tom Bartel on
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Leave it to the Strib.
Spare the Rod, Spoil the Newspaper

The Read Menace

Commentary by Tom Bartel

Spare the Rod, Spoil the Newspaper

Submitted by Tom Bartel on
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Dumb as a doorknob — with access to the media
Scientology: The Local Source

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Scientology: The Local Source

St. Paul will soon be home to one of the largest Scientology churches in the world.
by Ann Bauer
Daughter of God

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Daughter of God

Love, devotion, and saudades at a mid-century mission in Brazil.
by Jeannine Ouellette and Grace Kolenda Deters, current photo of Grace by Gina Munda Photography
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