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Jul 12, 2013By David

My housemate and I had an odd conversation about the Trayvon Martin case and the state of racism in the US today.  It was strange, mainly because we occupy very different perspectives.  My housemate is a humble, genuine, and deeply compassionateRead more…

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New Book Reviews: Christian Parenting, Religious Bias

May 26, 2011By Micheal Hickerson

Over at the main ESN website, we’ve recently published a couple of book reviews that you might be interested in. Foundations of Christian Parenting My co-blogger Tom Grosh has reviewed Wise Stewards: Philosophical Foundations of Christian Parenting by Michael W.Read more…

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May 26, 2011Micheal Hickerson 0 Comments

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