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MAY COLUMN: No other name

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By Tom May
| The News and Tribune Verified
The second graders were busy playing on the playground. In the corner, by the swing set, a dozen or so were sorting through a discussion about religion. “I am a Methodist,” bragged Kevin. “Well, I am a Roman Catholic,” announced Debbie. Tim announced that he was a Presbyterian, but could not spell the word. At the time, Plainfield, Indiana boasted a strong Quaker population as it housed one of the annual Quaker religious conventions.
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MAY COLUMN: Change and the 'me' that remains

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By Tom May
| The News and Tribune Verified
We have been following the activities of the church after Pentecost. Last week, we noticed Peter and John performed a miracle, healing a lame man who was begging outside the Temple gates. As you could imagine, such an event caused quite an uproar among the people. Peter used the occasion to address the crowd. “Why are you looking at us as if we were able to perform such a miracle by our own power?” Peter asked.
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MAY COLUMN: Proof positive

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By Tom May
| The News and Tribune Verified
Information about an interesting website crossed my desk this week. The website is called “Proof Positive” and its purpose is to provide tools and resources to help the autistic community learn, practice and teach the science and skills of happiness. The thought seems to be that happiness can be the outcome when people are given “proof positive” that happiness is achievable. The phrase “proof positive” is an idiom that means undeniable, definite evidence that leaves no room for doubt.
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