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Tag Archives: peace
Christmas Cognitive Dissonance
Every year about this time, I’m torn. On the one hand, I love to celebrate the most wonderful, joyous, miraculous event in human history: God condescending to become an infant, born into poverty to an exiled couple to teach us … Continue reading
Posted in General, Jesus
Tagged christmas, cognitive dissonance, consumption, depression, Jesus, mr. potter, peace, president, scrooge, silent night
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The PB&J MS treatment
Whenever someone with MS has good luck (and luck it very well might be) with a lifestyle choice with respect to how it affects MS, they feel the need to write a book about it. Greed plays no small part … Continue reading
Christmas Denial
Everyone is in denial about Christmas. Those who use words like “peace” and “goodwill” to describe the season have clearly never been to the mall after Thanksgiving. It’s been called “the most wonderful time of the year”, but that phrase … Continue reading
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Tagged advent conspiracy, christmas, commercialism, denial, goodwill, it's a wonderful life, mr. potter, peace, scrooge
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Limping in the Light 