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Recently on Cardus Audio: "Beyond Liberal Restraint" by Jonathan Chaplin; "What Pluralism Is" by Michael Pakaluk; and "What Pluralism Is Not" by Leah Bradshaw.
. . . And After Hours this week, Alissa on thick and thin practices in teaching, and Robert on Carey Wallace's new book, The Blind Contessa's New Machine.
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Like in the book of Esther, God might not show up in a Charles Wright poem.
A botched call changes baseball history, and the participants react with... grace. An example we should all notice.
As we contend for our own views of "the common good," we must not exclude from conversation our liberal or conservative "foes."
The whooshes in my house tend to annoy my family. But they put a smile on my face.
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June 2010: Skillful living
Comment readers and writers are seeking practical answers to the big questions of life with requisite fear and trembling. We need to answer in ways that are more than merely relevant, that are prophetic—not simply enough for today, but enough for what tomorrow may bring.