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Blue Like A River: The dying Gaul, a worthy opponent.
When we turn our enemies into a caricature, it's easier to hate them.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
And A Grand Welcome To Cavalier County!
The road less traveled, for a good reason.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
How's that 52-week systematic theology book for kids been going?
A follow-up to a previous post in the aftermath of a defamation accusation.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Kyle Kirchmeier Interview
There is a duty to maintain law and order.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: The thin blue line.
That thin, blue line is like a river. Which side of it will you be on?
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Candace Owens, and how the spirit in you produces recognizable fruit.
We will know the spirit in a person based on their fruit.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: A raised fist is not a symbol of peace.
When you see the raised fists, no amount of clever language will hide what they are really after.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Maxine Herr Interview
When things get difficult, we have to lean on each other and hold our own line.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Are you really having an existential crisis, or might it be something else?
Maybe it's an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an underdone potato that's putting you in a tailspin.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Poem: Ye, Cockroach
An ode to a cockroach I saw in the KFYR building window.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Guerrilla theater and sketchy journalism.
When the newsmakers are supposed to be reporting it instead of making it.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Cecily Fong and Rob Keller interview
In spite of everything, the dude abides.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
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