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Need mentor, and connections. Chattanooga Tn
Member since 2021 · 6 posts Hey, New to BP!! I started my investing journey in 2018. I done a live in flip just outside Nashville. I sold in 2022 and made enough to pay for my next home in cash. Last year I bought a small trailer park in good condition. It has 4 units that I own. Its cashflowing pretty well. I have quite a bit of equity in this property. I bought at a good price. Nobody told me to do any of this. I had no guidance at all. I just done what makes sense.
Need mentor, and connections. Chattanooga Tn
Forum Categories All Member since 2021 · 2 posts Hey, New to BP!! I started my investing journey in 2018. I done a live in flip just outside Nashville. I sold in 2022 and made enough to pay for my next home in cash. Last year I bought a small trailer park in good condition. It has 4 units that I own. Its cashflowing pretty well. I have quite a bit of equity in this property. I bought at a good price. Nobody told me to do any of this. I had no guidance at all. I just done what makes sense.
Losing Our Religion: Texas’s College Football Identity Crisis
Texas’s state bird is the mockingbird, its state food is chili, and its state religion is football. For more than a century, Texans have linked their sense of independence, ruggedness, and superiority to the gridiron. Generations of Texans have been raised with the belief that they came from the best football state in the country. This tenet of state pride is now dead.
God and the Gridiron Game
Subscribe to Christianity Today and get instant access to past issues of Christian History! Football is a national obsession. Football is also in a state of crisis. The NFL remains far and away America’s most popular sports league, and nearly 43 percent of Americans’ identify either professional or college football as their favorite sport.
Review of Religion and Sports: An Introduction and Case Studies
Alpert, Rebecca T. Religion and Sports: An Introduction and Case Studies. New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 2015. Pp. x+209. Illustrations, notes, and index. $28.00 paperback. Reviewed by Hunter M. Hampton It is fellowship application season, and that means that over the past couple of weeks I have written a lot of syllabi. Some are easy to write. Others are a struggle. Several questions reappear year after year. Do I stick with my tried and true course structure?
Follow Me and I Will Make You Pitchers to Men: Endicott Peabody and the Dawn of Muscular Christianity
Since this is my first post, I’ll introduce myself and how I found my topic. My name is Hunter Hampton, and I am a Ph.D. candidate in history at Mizzou. I am working on a dissertation on muscular Christianity in 20th century America. Unlike some of my colleagues that popped out of the womb with a desire to be an academic and a dissertation topic in hand, I stumbled into the profession and my project. During my master’s program, I took a historiography class.
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