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4th Gen Japanese American thoughts on Exvangelicalism and life

Newsletter · By R. Scott Okamoto · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    The Church’s Wives (opens the original)

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    The tragic story of Mica Miller broke my heart. It was horrifying to hear how her dickhead husband, JP Miller, groomed, manipulated, assaulted, and allegedly caused her death. He shamed her, abused her, and publicly humiliated her, all in broad view of his congregation and their family and friends. Through it all to even today, Mica has been demonized for daring to speak out against a beloved pastor.Yeah. And I haven’t even watched the documentary. And I’m not gonna watch it because I don’t need

  2. Issue · Aug 6, 2026

    An "Important" Linguistic Question (opens the original)

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    While I was doing the Chapel Probation podcast, I started to notice how people pronounced words in many different ways. I used to teach English and taught a class that covered basic linguistics. Most of my guests were Millenials, and I heard several pronounce the word, “Important” with a “d” sound. Im-por-dant. I’ve heard this word uttered on public radio a lot lately, pronounced in all the ways in the above poll. I’m a middle Gen X, and I pronounce it "Im-por-tent.” Maybe “im-por-tint.” That la

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