Religion
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Living on Purpose: Rely on the relentless compassion of God
I notice when talking with certain people about Christian living, it's common for them to lose eye contact as they start searching for a way to change the subject.

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Pastor Bo: ‘Angry’ periods in texts punctuate the generation gap
If I understand the current paradigm correctly, readers of newspaper columns are generally a bit of an older demographic than those who rely solely on online sources for their news and/or opinion. If that is indeed the case, I will, in this, be communicating with an audience that is naturally sympathetic to my plight:

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Chattanooga area food pantries look to fill need as high level of food insecurity expected to last for years
Food insecurity remains at high levels across the Southeast as the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue. In response, some Chattanooga area churches and community groups are stepping up to provide staples for local families.

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Can religion help overcome vaccine hesitancy in the Chattanooga area?
The Rev. Steve Caudle is trying to save lives.

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Giving light: Lookout Mountain church took a new approach to allegations of child sexual abuse
A white plastic binder marked "confidential" on the cover, and the spine, sits on the table in front of the Rev. Brian Salter.

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Pastor Bo: Preparing for an economic Armageddon with canned goods and a garden
If one wanted to climb from Earth to the moon, one theoretical way to do it would be to stack seven columns of $1 bills side by side and then climb that column from here to there.

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Living on Purpose: God will never be first as long as you’re in control
It's easy to find people who can express their opinions about the Bible while keeping a tight grip on the amount of their will they surrender to God. Sound familiar?

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Religion: Got questions?
The Times Free Press is continuing its "Religious Questions" series to answer your faith questions, no matter how simple or controversial.

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Living on Purpose: Being happy never grows old
I remember as a kid how the days seemed so long.

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Pastor Bo: A special-ops force for life’s little speed bumps
On the way home this morning to write a very different column, a turtle turned it into this column instead.
