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	Is Faith a Choice? —AWB I was an intense little extremist, constantly denying the pleasantness of Christianity as it was taught to me.

			IN POETRY Three Poems — Amanda Jane

	A Blind Wedding —Raquel D'Apice On our way to attend a wedding in which both the bride and groom are blind, my date and I realized the futility of having wrapped their wedding gifts.		IN ENVIRONMENT Endangered Species Taste Better —Jeff Burns

			IN SEX/LOVE Giving Requires Humility —Christine Balmes

	Geoffrey the Giraffe Gave an Eye to See into Your Future —Jeff Burns When all is said and done, we're not much different, the Vikings and us.		IN SEX/LOVE The Spring Eye that is "I" —Gabriel Caplan

			IN POLITICS/WORLD Torture: A Dialogue —David Schneider & Ben Stephens

ALSO FEATURING : On Global Warming —David Schneider Were I a Man of God, I should say: the one-past Christmas Day Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina were Divine Portents of God’s Wrath. But I am not a Man of God. Haven’t done the paperwork. Not a licensed practitioner. Life is a Game (of Chinese Checkers) —Christine Balmes Q: Why did the game piece cross the board? A: To get to the other side Stereolabrat: Make Them Die Slowly —Stereolabrat Stereolabrat recives a gift. It is violent and obscene. She likes it.




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Is Faith a Choice?
—AWB
I was an intense little extremist, constantly denying the pleasantness of Christianity as it was taught to me.

A Blind Wedding
—Raquel D'Apice
On our way to attend a wedding in which both the bride and groom are blind, my date and I realized the futility of having wrapped their wedding gifts.

Geoffrey the Giraffe Gave an Eye to See into Your Future
—Jeff Burns
When all is said and done, we're not much different, the Vikings and us.

ALSO FEATURING :

On Global Warming
—David Schneider
Were I a Man of God, I should say: the one-past Christmas Day Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina were Divine Portents of God’s Wrath. But I am not a Man of God. Haven’t done the paperwork. Not a licensed practitioner.

Life is a Game (of Chinese Checkers)
—Christine Balmes
Q: Why did the game piece cross the board? A: To get to the other side

Stereolabrat: Make Them Die Slowly —Stereolabrat
Stereolabrat recives a gift. It is violent and obscene. She likes it.

Is Faith a Choice? —AWB I was an intense little extremist, constantly denying the pleasantness of Christianity as it was taught to me.

A Blind Wedding —Raquel D'Apice On our way to attend a wedding in which both the bride and groom are blind, my date and I realized the futility of having wrapped their wedding gifts.

Geoffrey the Giraffe Gave an Eye to See into Your Future —Jeff Burns When all is said and done, we're not much different, the Vikings and us.

ALSO FEATURING : On Global Warming —David Schneider Were I a Man of God, I should say: the one-past Christmas Day Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina were Divine Portents of God’s Wrath. But I am not a Man of God. Haven’t done the paperwork. Not a licensed practitioner.