Christmas 2020: Week 5, Day 7: Gentleness
Apparently, one translation of the Greek phrase ‘Kyrie eleison’ is ‘Sir, take it easy.’ Christians are more familiar with ‘Lord, […]
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Apparently, one translation of the Greek phrase ‘Kyrie eleison’ is ‘Sir, take it easy.’ Christians are more familiar with ‘Lord, […]
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“Above all, Tolkien has a fascination with names for their own sake that will probably seem excessive to anyone whose
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In 2019, I read Kathy Khang’s book Raise Your Voice. She’s a Korean-American and writes about having courage to speak
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Let’s talk about divisions. On the one hand, boundaries are good. We put down markers to divide one space from
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“It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” Grantland Rice, sports commentator. There’s a day
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Some of the things Jesus said were pretty uncomfortable. One of them was this: ‘For whoever has will be given
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Gondor has no King, Gondor needs no King. Boromir, The Fellowship of the Ring Some days, I’m with Boromir. The quote
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“I am no longer my own, but yours.” Charles Wesley. These are the opening words of a prayer written by
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I’m a sucker for good princess stories. I love the idea of being special (who doesn’t?). I love royalty being
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I write this on Christmas Eve, 2020, in the UK where a new lockdown has been declared to manage the
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It’s funny how crime and throwaway culture go hand in hand. Take fast fashion. It’s not technically a crime, but
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“Family is the first community you know.” I was listening to a British Asian woman speak about her experience of
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The Greek word ‘skandalon’ is the root of our English word ‘scandal’. It means ‘stumbling block.’ But it should mean
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The song we’re looking at this week is called the ‘nunc dimittis’ in Latin. And for some reason, I’ve always
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