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What the Body Knows (opens the original)
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Was America Founded as a Christian Nation? (opens the original)
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May God Bless and Keep the Czar (opens the original)
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There is a moment in Fiddler on the Roof where a young man approaches the village rabbi with a question. “Rabbi,” he says, “is there a proper blessing for the czar?” The old rabbi, who has spent his life blessing everything from bread to new moons to the first blossoms on an almond tree, pauses before answering. Finally, he says, “A blessing for the czar? Of course. May God bless and keep the czar … far away from us!”The audience laughs. They are su
When God Comes Down from the Throne (opens the original)
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Making the Call (opens the original)
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It’s an hour after sunrise, and the sweat is already rolling down the back of my neck. Problem is, I’m filming, and it takes both hands to hold my shot steady and avoid slipping on the shale. The sweat will have to air dry.I work to keep up with my subject, Tom, a man about my father’s age who is spending his retirement collecting fossils. He walks for miles, scanning the Kansan chalk beds for bits of fossilized bone that have been eroded by storms. If he spots something, a vertebra, say, he’ll
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