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Unlike the silent cosmos described by Albert Camus, the Bible boldly declares ... The Plague, The Stranger, and The Myth of Sisyphus. Then came a moment no one saw coming. Camus asked Mumma if he ...

One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” This is a bleak model for those in lamentation over our current moment. But Camus’ brand of pessimism is apt, simultaneously acknowledging that sense of being ...

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THE work of reducing poverty in the land is like letting drops of water fall on a rock. You hope to make a crack, but you do not know when.