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I was sitting in my living room chatting with a man who, while attending church, considers himself a muslim, but wouldn't feel welcome in a mosque.  He spoke about Jesus and Muhammad with equal respect, and drew a parallel that put much of what I thought I believed into a very different perspective. 

13 August, 2014 /

A year and a half ago, having been living in Hiroshima, Japan for six months, I had a terribly hard time not laughing out loud when I realized the two mid-afternoon visitors to my apartment were in fact Jehovah's Witnesses..

04 June, 2014 /