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Celtic Christians called them thin places, places where heaven and earth touch, where God seems more readily present, more easily accessed. This space is meant to identify thin places-- ideas, relationships, points of connection, moments with beauty and truth that draw us towards one another, and towards the Holy One.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Human Uniqueness?

New post on the Park Forum: Are humans unique or is it all evolution?

Posted by Amy Julia Becker at 10:22 PM

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Amy Julia Becker: I write about theology, disability, family, and culture. Two major life experiences have shaped my writing and faith: caring for my mother-in-law as she battled cancer and welcoming my daughter Penny into the world after she was diagnosed at birth with Down syndrome. Both experiences expanded and enriched my understanding of what it means to be human and to receive each and every person as a gift.

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