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Religion

A Slice of Faith: The Political Marriage

In this blog post, the author discusses how even a controversial topic as politics is not strong enough to divide a marriage. Faith is the glue that holds together a political marriage.

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A Slice of Faith: Working for Free, No Gain, Part 1

This is part 1 of a 2-part series on providing free professional services. In this first post, Laurence Socci provides free lobbying services, with negative results. Faith and forgiveness heal all.

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A Slice of Faith: Stubborn about Recycling

In this blog post, the author goes down memory lane remembering a humorous moment involving the recycling of plastics and comparing the stubbornness of recycling to the stubbornness of having faith.

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A Slice of Faith: The Forced Baby Shower

This blog post recounts how a well-intentioned baby shower was perceived as coercive; the lesson learned was to not participate in a group.

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A Slice of Faith: Marriage is a Leap of Faith

The author talks about how a marriage proposal is based on a leap of faith, and may be compared to having faith in God.

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A Slice of Faith: The Girl Scout Experience

In this blog post, the author shares the single most difficult recent incident that inspired her to create this blog about faith. This is a story about the author's role as a Girl Scout troop leader.

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A Slice of Faith: Religion vs. Faith

In this blog post, the author defines religion and faith based on personal perspectives, encouraging readers to embrace the imperfection of faith.

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A Slice of Faith

"A Slice to Faith" is a new blog that recounts dramatic moments from the author's life and offers positive reflections on how faith helped the author move on.

 
 
 

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