I’m Sorry, Were You Trying to Say Something?
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Between now and November 4, it's inevitable that you'll discuss politics with colleagues and friends. Whether you want to or not, and whether you're somewhat benighted (like me) or quite knowledgeable about it all, it seems impossible to avoid this topic.
Therefore, you're going to run into folks who disagree with you. J.C. Schaap offers a reflection about how we come to know the things we know. It's called "Pilgrimage" and it encourages me to listen more than speak, especially in this voting season.
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I am Sam. I joined High Calling Blogs in the Spring of 2008 and I'm glad you stopped by.
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