Getting
to Maybe is
a collection of essays, book reviews, and other writings
expressing the views of thoughtful people on subjects
of concern to themselves and perhaps to others. |
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A big-picture look
at our world
Topics vary
Essays and other writings are added
as they arrive
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Ordinary, or are we?
by R. Z. Halleson
Some scientists say we might be alone in the universe after all.
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by Yvette Marie Eber, Mdiv, MCE
The Gospel of Judas seems to have turned New Testament history upside down. This sermon challenges our traditional views of who the disciples really were.
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by The Rev. Michael L. Lindvall
The concept of risk-free investment is not always what it seems.
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by Amanda Piepgras
The powerful story of a young woman who struggles out of
poverty to enter the middle class only to find herself on
the edge of both, but belonging to neither.
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by Misha Glenny
The
resulting chaos where the old rules no longer applied
gave existing local criminal organizations new opportunities,
and enticed otherwise decent people whose livelihood
had disappeared under sanctions against their country
by the United States and other countries into making
a radical change in how they earned a living to
support themselves and their families.
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by R. Z. Halleson
Pick
up the books that your children are reading
and spend some time reading them yourself.
It can be exceptionally enlightening to learn what
else is filling their mind other than the values that
you would like them to know.
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by Dr. Andria Glasser Das
Where
does rage go when it cannot be unleashed on its rightful
recipient? Even
if it could be expressed to the right person, would
it then disappear? Or would its roots remain,
so that each time it was cut down, through therapy,
introspection, or insightful epiphanies, it would
merely grow back?
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