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The Odd Christian

Jane Jeffries
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Latest Issues

The Power of Naming

Yeah, I know. Trump wants to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America. I can’t tell you what’s behind this one, and my guess is that most people will just ignore it.

Still, the idea of naming things is important.

For example, changing the...

9 days ago
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In Defense of Theater Kids

Here’s a recent headline that caught my eye: “Donald Trump Told Me What He Really Thinks About ‘Theater Kids.’” According to The Atlantic, apparently “theater kid” has become an insult by people on the right. As a playwright and theater per...

17 days ago
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The Lines We Will Cross

After this last election, I had a conversation with a friend who explained why he had voted for Trump. “It came down to abortion. That’s just a line I couldn’t cross.” I grew up Catholic and have been in conservative churches for quite some...

22 days ago
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"Let's See Them Enforce It"

When the Founders of our country set up a system of checks and balances, the idea was that the President would “execute” what Congress decided. And that worked swimmingly with the first six presidents. Then Andrew Jackson was elected.

Just...

a month ago
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My “Trannie” Neighbor

I’m still thinking about a transgender sex worker from my last blog and the human costs due to USAID cuts. Basically, decisions on this end made by a chainsaw-wielding, ignorant rich guy, meant life or death for others around the world. For...

a month ago
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