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Waffle House Restaurants Demonstrate Hospitality
In Time Magazine's issue in which it identified "240 Reasons to Celebrate America Right Now," number 77 was none other than the lowly, but ...
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Death Row Inmate's Last Words of Love
Imagine you've been convicted of a terrible crime, and are given the chance to speak for a few minutes before your execution. Would you express anger? ...
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Ancient Monasteries Practiced Radical Hospitality
The Rule of St. Benedict, written by Saint Benedict of Nursia 1,500 years ago, has instructions for a very specific role in the monastery—the porter ...
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Atheist Commends Churches for Hospitality
Sanderson Jones, a former stand-up comedian who leads the Sunday Assembly—also known as the "atheist church"—spent Sunday attending ...
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Young Man Tries to Love His Alcoholic Uncle
In Wendell Berry's short story "Thicker Than Liquor," a young man named Wheeler tries to come to terms with his uncle's alcoholism. ...
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Italian Phrase that Depicts Biblical Love
The Italians have a beautiful expression for love: ti voglio bene. Though commonly translated as "I love you," [the phrase] more literally means ...
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Churches Should Have a 'Love-Radius'
Bombs have what's called a "blast-radius," defined as the distance from the source that will be affected when an explosion occurs. Churches ...
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The Movie 'Frozen' on Sacrificial Love
The Disney film Frozen takes place in the Kingdom of Arendelle, where Princess Elsa has the power of freezing and creating ice and snow. The Princess' ...
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Want To Be Happy? Love Generously
An article in The New York Times, titled "Love People, Not Pleasure," tackles the issue of love from the perspective of happiness. Offering ...
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Actor Jeff Bridges on "Not Loving Enough"
In an interview Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges was asked to identify his worst character defect. Bridges said:
Not loving enough … Not having ...
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