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Friends from home if you haven’t checked flights from #OGS, I recommend doing so! This airport has the best staff! Thanks #ogdensburginternationalairport #unitedairlinesLast vacation photo: We will now return to our regularly scheduled program of churches and bars. #beach #sky #oceanGaudi meets Picasso: FusterlandiaOur tour guide showed us several photos of Fidel Castro with the Trudeaus (holding Michel Trudeau) also a photo of Castro and Jimmy Carter next to each other at PET’s funeral and Castro’s favourite cow.Museo de la Revolución, HavanaMy eyeliner is smudged from swimming in the ocean. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo! #nye2020 #happynewyear #inventedtraditionHappy New Year! Welcome 2020.2019 was a hard year for a lot of people, but it was a really good one for me. I grew a lot and I’m really proud of the person I’ve become. So many of you helped me in ways that you probably don’t even realize. From the bottom of my heart thank you! My new year’s resolution is to try to pay back some of the kindness and compassion I received this year from friends and strangers. #topnine #topnine2019Mezquita Abdallah, the first masjid in old Havana. Islam was first brought here by enslaved Africans during the colonial era. Today there are approximately ten thousand Muslims, mostly converts.Activities
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- Centre for the Study of Religion, University of Toronto
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- Middle Tennessee State University, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
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Tag Archives: contemporary Christianity
An iPhone Convert in More Ways than One
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, May 24, 2010 I’m a Blackberry girl. My closest friends and family can attest to the fact that my BB and I are rarely apart from each other. My partner has an iPhone, and … Continue reading
Of Prayer Vigils and Police Barriers: Protest and Pilgrimage at the Olympics
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, March 24, 2010 The triumph of Canada’s hockey gold medals now a month old and the memories of the Olympics are starting to fade. Watching the Olympics unfold in our own country is an … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, contemporary Christianity, lived religion, Olympics
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Avatar, Ever-After
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, January 13, 2010 I have given up trying to define religion. I agree with most scholars of religion that attempts at defining it lead to generalizations and undermine the importance of a subject matter … Continue reading
The Origins of Ray Comfort’s Darwin: Text as Authoritative Object
Originally Posted at The Religion Beat, November 30th, 2009 A Crisp Wednesday Afternoon on Campus University students and free things apparently go hand-in-hand. Pizza is best. Or any kind of food really. But books, especially controversial ones, are guaranteed to … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritative discourse, contemporary Christianity, Darwin, evangelicals, Ray Comfort, textuality
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