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essays, poems, and remarks – a little lost but with a purpose

Tag: dignity

October 2, 2021

20 Years On and Rethinking Empathy and Reconciliation

by p.w.eubanks Leave a Comment on 20 Years On and Rethinking Empathy and Reconciliation

I’ve been thinking a lot about an old English teacher, Faye Hardin, who passed away in 2019. She was a tough old bag. Some twenty years ago when I had her my senior year, there were students in my class whose parents and grandparents had her as a teacher. She pushed students harder than most–to […]

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March 26, 2021

One Year, Alive.

by p.w.eubanks Leave a Comment on One Year, Alive.

I told myself after a year of “quarantine,” of “surviving” a pandemic, after documenting the months and months of it, that it was only fitting to make sure, one year on, that I would document that too. It’s like a rite of passage, is it not? All the loss and all of the loneliness and […]

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August 26, 2020January 14, 2021

You are not Christian.

by p.w.eubanks 2 Comments on You are not Christian.

Throughout my life I was told by “Christian” pastors, children’s ministers, camp leaders, youth directors, Sunday school teachers, and other church workers and parishioners so many heartfelt, dignified, and loving words about what Christianity was through the life and ministry of Jesus. I believed them. Today, I no longer see those same people living the […]

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