A Modest Proposal About the E-Word
It’s happened more gradually, but in our attempts to defend both our faith and our legal right to practice it, we have become more identified by what we are against than what we are for.
It’s happened more gradually, but in our attempts to defend both our faith and our legal right to practice it, we have become more identified by what we are against than what we are for.
I wear a size six shoe—size six and a half if the shoes are pointy and fabulous
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