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How God Changed the Way I Think About My Body

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By Yining Chiu
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In the first chapter of Genesis, God looks upon all He has made and sees it is good. A week after giving birth I looked at my own body and struggled to agree with God’s assessment of creation. I didn’t have a strong theology around my body and its significance to my faith; for most of my life, I’ve treated thought and feeling as the means by which God makes himself known.
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Is It Fair For This College to Ban Chick-fil-A for 'Opposition to LGBTQ Communities?'

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By Lesley Crews, Dan Darling, Austin Bonds, Yining Chiu
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Over Thanksgiving weekend, officials at Rider University in New Jersey released an open letter explaining their decision not to include Chick-fil-A as an option for a new restaurant on campus. The letter, from Rider University president Gregory G.
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Why It's Important to Understand Privilege

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By Dan Darling, Lesley Crews, Austin Bonds, Yining Chiu
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When I was in college I took a trip to a very poor part of India. I had not traveled much outside the United States. What I saw stunned me. I saw extreme poverty and disease and illiteracy. After a week spent completely immersed in this environment, I flew home with a sense of shame, images of despair embedded in my consciousness. Why, I wondered, did God allow me to grow up with so many advantages while young people my age, around the world, lack the same access to opportunity?
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