
“The Lord is not my shepherd, and I want: The anti-psalm as a spiritual exercise”
The Bible can sometimes be like people. We live with them so closely that we forget who they are. Many times, I’ve found myself reading
The Bible can sometimes be like people. We live with them so closely that we forget who they are. Many times, I’ve found myself reading
Editor’s Note: For those who are not planning on having children, this concept of the widespread consequences of sin can be applied to any individuals
Emily McArthur, assistant professor, English Department: “The first of the Ten Commandments states, ‘You shall have no other gods before me.’ But somehow I manage
Editors Note: The Accent encourages readers to respond to opinion articles with a letter to the editor. While publication is not guaranteed, we will do
Editor’s note: As students, we don’t always get to hear staff or teachers’ personal stories of God’s involvement in their lives. Last week, I asked
Have you ever wanted to be somewhere you’re not? I certainly have. Sometimes it’s as simple as wishing I could skip a few hours in
I have a confession to make: Sometimes God scares me. As a child, I would often think of the Second Coming. I would imagine seeing
Rest is often a good excuse for the lazy and an inconvenience for the work-obsessed. Most of us fall into either of these two categories
Here’s just one more item to add your to-do list as you prepare for finals: Read Ecclesiastes. I think it would both discourage and encourage
Editor’s Note: I often find myself blinded to the meaning of Bible passages simply because I have heard them again and again. The more familiar the
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