Read stories by writers disillusioned with privilege, global travel and the Christian religion. When you question what you’ve assumed is good and normal, things get awkward. If you have courage, you venture forth in search of truth, and things get daringly awkward. In this issue we also publish the winners of our Daringly Awkward Sermon contest. Enjoy!
- Trouble with normal
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Quick clips from the awkward issue
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Awkward sermon winners
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Child of empire
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Black hand on the Bible
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Not one of those
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Breaking the law
68 -
The danger of civility
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Violent means to peaceful ends: Computing Congo’s mineral war
74 - Lonely Planet guide: Backyard 57
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A heartfelt cringe
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To pull the cord
18 -
Golden plumbing
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The big biblical sell-off
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A doubter’s companion to pending disaster
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My Old Grandpa
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The ladies bathroom
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Not by choice
33 -
gangly, somber and sickly
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No room in the inn
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Tell me the old, old story
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A family of faith
42 -
Maximun Security
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The sexy 700 Club
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Version C: Accepting the violence-prone fringe
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The great indoord
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The bliss of ignorance
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Nowhere left to go: The maturation of wanderlust
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An alien river
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A guide for Spiritual Tourists
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Farting against thunder: A sermon about Ecclesiastes
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An irrational look at the cross
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Good God, bad things
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Beehive rug
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A dying father and an elusive blessing
68 - Youthful idealism 76




