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David Clay

West Yorkshire
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Painter, gardener and voice artist.
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The Lives We Don’t Lead and Finding Christ in the One We Do

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IdentityMusic Freedom from Envying Bowie David Clay / 6.2.26 You would think being a rockstar married to a supermodel would be one of the greatest things in the world. It is. –David Bowie This really is a lovely bit of misdirection.
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What Is It Good For?

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NewsTheology War, Non-Violence, and the Problem of Living in a Broken World David Clay / 3.18.26 “We’re all imagining it,” she said, “the war; and the one thing you can be sure of is that we’re imagining it wrong.” “You think it’ll be worse?” “I think it’ll be real” -Francis Spufford, Nonesuch Modern wars typically begin with a limited scope, carefully planned timeframes, and the expectation of relatively controlled outcomes.
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To Be Known and Not Despised

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FilmTV Neon Genesis Evangelion and the Crisis of Loneliness David Clay / 2.5.26 In the early 1990s, Japan’s astonishing economic ascendancy ground to a halt as the country’s real estate bubble burst and its stock market crashed. With the fall of the old “job for life” system and the resultant shame of prolonged unemployment, large numbers of young Japanese retreated from society.
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