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The Wrong Jesus

August 10, 2014by pedestrian saint 8 Comments

So, in successfully rejecting an insipid “hippie, diaper, halo Christ,” we may unintentionally protect and uphold the white supremacist Jesus, the colonial Jesus, the Eurocentric Jesus, the Republican or Democrat […]

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pain and presents

May 20, 2014by pedestrian saint Leave a comment

Live a day of it and see. Nobody claims that it will be entirely painless, but no matter. Today is your birthday and there are many presents to open. The…

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Earth Day 2014 Reflections

April 22, 2014by pedestrian saint Leave a comment

When I stepped out of my car in the parking lot at work this morning, I took a deep breath. There was a very light mist in the air and […]

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Atheist Sympathizer

April 6, 2014by pedestrian saint 6 Comments

I’ve got one more burst on this conversation about doubt and faith to follow up my last post.  This all started with an article I recently read at Sojourners in […]

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Certain Doubts

April 1, 2014by pedestrian saint 5 Comments

In the Fall of 1988, my friend Dave and I were sitting in a large conference hall listening to a man named Bill Gothard as he shared with us and […]

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NaNoWriMo 2013 – Reflections and Self-Flagellations

December 18, 2013by pedestrian saint 2 Comments

Most of you reading this may not be aware that November is National Novel Writing Month, affectionately called NaNoWriMo.  Freelance writer Chris Baty started the project in July 1999 and since […]

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A Grappler’s Prayer

June 23, 2013by pedestrian saint Leave a comment

Tireless God You engage this wrestling soul You immobilize me, swift with every counter. At war with You, I am outmatched, outnumbered, outmaneuvered, outranked I am an outlier. I sit […]

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Walk

June 4, 2013by pedestrian saint 4 Comments

If you’ve ever experienced the thrill ride known as “Selling A House While You Still Live In It With Two Small Children,” then you know what kind of day we […]

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Why I’ll Miss Dallas Willard

May 14, 2013by pedestrian saint Leave a comment

Dallas Willard died late last week after a battle with panreatic cancer, and the news was particularly heavy for me, even though I never met him. I picked up Dallas […]

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They Didn’t Ask To Be Born

February 23, 2013by pedestrian saint 2 Comments

My son is three years old and as three-year olds go, he’s pretty damn great. However, he does display some of the standard toddler behaviors that come along with this […]

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