Bill Tammeus
Bill TammeusBill Tammeus, a former Kansas City Star columnist, writes the “Faith Matters” blog on Substack and columns for KCPT-TV’s digital magazine. Here's his Amazon author's page: https://www.amazon.com/author/billtammeus
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To prepare to co-author a book about the Holocaust with a rabbi friend, I spent several years reading almost nothing but Shoah-related books and articles. Whew.
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The racial distance between 1857 and now in the U.S.
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The Dalai Lama: A grammy, reincarnation and more
Those of you who aren’t Buddhist — particularly followers of Tibetan Buddhism — or who are young may not remember when the Communist Chinese took control of Tibet in the late 1950s, which led to the then-young Dalai Lama fleeing into northe...
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