Recently while catching up with my parents, my dad told me about the humanistic and atheist chaplain that was elected unanimously at the University of Harvard. Purposely leaving out names to protect the innocent, I was completely intrigued. The titles “Chaplain” and “Humanistic Atheist” seem to entirely oppose each other and sent me on a
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Social media has changed the way that we experience life’s adventures through pictures, videos, and storyboards. Whether it’s the finished product of a job accomplished, meal enjoyed, or a well needed vacation in a breath-taking landscape, our friends and family, from a digital distance, can appreciate the artistry of what has been accomplished, tasted, and
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Most of us at one time or another have had our authority questioned. Even if it was as basic as when we were in grade school and gave instructions or opinion about which game everyone should play. Resistance at some point by a fellow classmate would arise and challenge the idea by asking, “Who made
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When something is violently taken or simply abruptly removed from your possession it leaves you in a whirlwind of emotions; fighting for answers to how you will take back what rightly belongs to you. It is when something is removed slowly or gradually that you tend to adjust to the erosion without notice. It’s the