Area religion notes include talks at Frederick Temple and events
Frederick Baptist Temple in Midstate hosts Crawford and wife Rose from Emmaus Road Baptist Church in Chesapeake for two services Aug 2. Aglow Women of Hagerstown meet Aug 9 at the American Legion Home with speaker Kay Colville. babysitting available. Thurmont Full Gospel Businessmen host missionary Robert Bush for dinner Aug 14 at Mountaingate. Aglow retreat Sept 11–12 in Hagerstown features Quin Sherrer. Carpenter's Tools International selects Jason Piper for a yearlong singing tour beginning Aug 17, with groups touring the U.S. and abroad. Reservations and details listed.
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The Loneliness of Dual Selves in Soloveitchik Theory
New York scholar Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik speaks of a twofold human nature in The Lonely Man of Faith. He identifies two Adams the practical, worldly first Adam and the reflective, spiritual second Adam. He argues modern life widens the gap between them, urging a unifying redemption through faith. The piece notes Soloveitchik’s Boston roots, Yeshiva tenure, and his Parkinson’s condition.
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TVS Lie Game Analyzed By Cultural Analyst
A Terry Mattingly ripps Howard News Service column argues the Lie game teaches people to spot implied ad messages. It describes how ads in televised sports lure viewers, questions parental influence, advertising claims about gender roles, and the moral judgments embedded in commercials.
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Those Long Ago Memories of a Rural Boy
Tom Kolb recalls childhood summers in orchards and fields. He describes harvests of corn and wheat, dew on meadows, cattle grazing, and summer hunts, all framed by the creek in the meadow and a distant hipperwall call.
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GI Bill for Children taints school choice debate
Washington introduces a GI Bill for Children offering 500 million dollars in 1993 for 1000 dollar scholarships to aid low and middle income families sending children to public private or religious schools. Senate and House bills lack school choice language but a floor showdown looms.
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