Less adults belong to religious institutions, a fertility lull is creating a dependency on immigration, central bankers are concerned over President Trump’s criticisms, military seeking more funding to counter China, and an overview of Robert Mueller’s report. These are just a few of the… Continue Reading “Newsworthy – Apr 19th, 2019”
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The old stories always told of the mountain. The mountain where the god lived. In some of the stories, he was kind. In others, he was vengeful. Which of the stories was true, the man wondered. He had asked this question aloud once, at… Continue Reading “Short Story: The Man, The Mountain, and The God”
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