Three Poems by Joan Houlihan
“Froze by winter blast,” “Ay were alive,” and “And a cloth bled high” by Joan Houlihan
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Music on Your Mind
Oliver Sacks’s Musicophilia. By James Clyde Sellman
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Enchantment and Disenchantment in the Evangelical Tradition
George Eliot is a telling example of someone who embraced evangelicalism’s message of love and forgiveness but was put off by the dogma. By David N. Hempton
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Crossing Rivers
As his understanding of religion changes, a writer finds a way to continue a lifelong spiritual journey with his grandfather. By Eric Gutierrez
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The Yoga Remedy
Beyond yoga’s worthy mainstream appeal. By Deborah Cohen
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