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    Who Is My Neighbor?
    Spring 2016
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    Love in Syria
    Upon accepting the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade, Muslim writer Navid Kermani tackled some contested questions. Syria and Iraq, persecuted Christians, the true nature of Islam: Will Western Christians respond, or stay indifferent?
    Navid Kermani
    Essay
    Hope in the Void
    How can war veterans come to terms with the moral guilt they may feel after serving active duty? And how can they help us face the reality of our own need for God? Yandell writes from personal experience.
    Essay
    Did the Early Christians Understand Jesus?
    The kingdom Jesus proclaimed was coming – not just soon or in the near future – but now.
    Gerhard Lohfink
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    Invisible People
    “While we’re often attracted to images of the rich and famous, too many of us tend to look away from people on the other end of the economic spectrum, the homeless.” Read why artist Neil Shigley makes portraits of homeless people.
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