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Sunday Funday: Jesus and Vermin Supreme
No Room at the Inn
by Derek Geiger
I forget what Jesus said
When I become afraid.
Though His words are bolded red,
They seem to run away.
It's not...
The scraps: Dating tales for the doggie plate
If you've been reading NonDoc lately, you've probably noticed our miniseries on the perils and pitfalls of online dating. We covered women's nightmare encounters...
Sooners aren’t causing your ‘transgenerational trauma’
Jumping the Shark is an idiom "used to describe the moment in the evolution of a television show when it begins a decline in...
A somber Sunday Funday: Requiem for Paris
Requiem for Paris
by James Coburn
In Paris, crossing the Seine
On a bridge of stone,
Footsteps beckon our arrival.
The Seine reflects
A cityscape lit by windows
Framing candle light spinning
Fervent...
Wynwood Walls: The rise and fall of ‘gentlefication’
MIAMI — One of my favorite things to do while in a new city is wander around and take pictures of graffiti. Street art....
‘Mr. Grey?’ — Men reveal online dating nightmares
If you've escaped the digital hellworld of online dating, congratulations: You must be either in the 20 percent of Americans who find the practice...
With Pope forgiving abortions, one woman recalls pain
The Catholic Holy Year of Mercy begins on Dec. 8 and runs through Nov. 20, 2016. There’s a logo, an official prayer, and — oh yeah...
Grand master: Masons are ‘good men trying to make good men better’
A few dozen freemasons donned their fraternal regalia Monday and commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Oklahoma State Capitol's cornerstone laying.
For many who watched outside...
Save persecution label for when liberty is endangered
(Editor’s Note: Vital Conversations is a running series of commentaries from various faith leaders. The series is sponsored by Phillips Theological Seminary, though contributions...
Sunday Funday: Lady and the app
Written in smoke
by James Coburn
Billy kept his poetry in a refrigerator
way down in New Orleans.
They aged with him as his hair
grew long, his skin...