Noelle McEachran
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How Individualism redefined Christianity
If you asked a modern Christian to sketch what piety looks like, many of us would picture someone alone—kneeling before a cross, reading Scripture in a quiet corner, or praying in the woods.
How Individualism Redefined Motherhood
I recently watched a viral New York Times video called “The Motherhood Penalty.” In it, a group of moms talk—often through tears—about how having children held back their careers. They describe missed promotions, smaller paychecks, and lost...
Let's Talk About the Skeleton in Your Yard
I used to drive past a house featuring an oversized skeleton in the front yard on the way to my kids’ school. This was back in Washington State, where we’re from.
How Empathetic ’90s Hollywood Created Today’s Judgers and Haters
Having grown up in the ’80s and ’90s, it seemed like almost every sitcom, movie, and paperback seemed to beat the same drum—“nothing is morally black and white.”
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I write fiction and nonfiction, as well as blogs for a marketing agency. I recently earned my Master’s in Fine Arts in Creative Writing. I enjoy taking long walks and any excuse to eat butter, but not necessarily at the same time.
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