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Read Full StoryThis was posted last year around prefrosh weekend, but seemed equally applicable to freshmen who have just come on campus. Enjoy! - The editors. My dear Wigglesworm, It has come to my attention that your charge has been admitted to Harvard, and that you are inordinately proud of this devel
Read Full StoryWe are in the thick of midterm season - which at Harvard is to say it is neither the very first two weeks of school or reading period.If you're like me, you have just completed the first round of papers and tests and are now experienced that awkward week before you do it all over again. To complain
11.3.2011 | The Fish Tank | andrewgarbarino
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This is an excerpt from Richard Bauckham's new Jesus: A Very Short Introduction in the well-known Oxford series of little books on big subjects: "Jesus' most socially radical statements concern slaves, children, and the poor. He made a sharp contrast between the oppressive regime of the Gentiles
10.31.2011 | The Fish Tank | Nick Nowalk
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Branded “Revelation,” abandoned ashore, stood a scope of heavenly gold. Peering inside, a prayer I whispered to see beyond my shore. But what did I see --- Oh my God, what did I see? Beyond the shore was a great abyss -- Cries that did shake the
10.27.2011 | The Fish Tank | Catherine Danielle Cook
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Maybe it's the rebel in me, but I've always been a fan of the heretics. I'm fascinated by the stories of those who openly disagreed with church tradition: Origen, with his allegorical speculations, Pelagius, dedicated to ridding Rome of its moral laxity, Tertullian, who descended into asceticism. F
10.26.2011 | The Fish Tank | Jordan Monge
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Christianity possesses quite a distinctive and peculiar understanding of the way human knowledge works. On the one hand, because we believe that God is a rational, logical Being who created the universe in a coherent, stable manner, Christianity confidently teaches that human beings can know God
10.24.2011 | The Fish Tank | Nick Nowalk
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This is Lecrae's story, taken from I Am Second. Funny how God often uses our darkest moments and the depths of our suffering to give us a glimpse of his glory. I remember when I was seventeen and a woman asked me if I was saved. I didn’t have any idea what she meant. Saved, what the heck was
10.21.2011 | The Fish Tank | Roshni Patel
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One of the most controversial subjects in the Bible for our egalitarian culture is the encouragement of women to be submissive. Some critics attack Paul as sexist, chauvinistic, and misogynistic. I defend Paul as being just the opposite: Paul actually knows how vastly superior women truly are.There
10.19.2011 | The Fish Tank | Jordan Monge
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