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Escape rooms are a fascinating fad. People are locked in a room and the object of the escape trick is to figure out clues to get out of the room before the time is up. It’s an interesting quandary. We are all looking for ways to be true to who we’re called to be and … Continue reading The Peace Room by William Klein
Blog HOPE by William Klein I remember when I was teaching the theological virtues to my high school students how confused they were when I asked them to define the virtues. They had trouble identifying between faith and hope. They were lost in the abstraction and confused by hope. Isn’t being hopeful having wishful thinking? … Continue reading Hope by William Klein
I’ve always taken great comfort in what the Roman statesman Cicero asserted, “While there’s life there’s hope.” It’s true. Many people usually don’t consider the notion of hope until they are desperate or in dire need of understanding. Our hurried “get it done now” culture helps distract us from looking at the idea of … Continue reading Finding Purpose in Hope
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