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because I’m not creative.”
My first spiritual mentor was a recent seminary graduate serving as the youth pastor of my first church. He spent a lot of time with our little youth ministry team teaching us how to study scripture, introducing us to the great classics, and challenging us with intellectually difficult homework assignments.
Over at National Review, Conrad Black has 
With the avalanche of evidence coming out about Joe Biden’s corruption, I wondered how CNN would attempt to put a positive spin on such negative information about their candidate. I went to CNN.com, and found the home screen pictured at right. (I love the neutral, non-partisan, nothing-but-the-facts headline.) I then scrolled all the way down through their entire homepage, and I found Trump’s picture seven times, all in negative stories like, “New York Times: Tax records show Trump had over $270 million in debt forgiven after failing to repay lenders” and “Acosta asks Trump: Did you blow it on COVID-19?” and “Anderson Cooper: We are witnessing dishonesty the likes of which no one has seen before” and so on and so on. There is a picture of an angry Barack Obama (“Obama slams Trump…”). There are also stories about wildfires, Borat, Jamie Foxx’s sister, the Supreme Court, the former king of Belgium, matte lipstick, BLM protests, and so on and so on.
A bit of correspondence from a young friend:
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