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Briggs, in his own off-handed way, would take us all down with him. “The purpose of life,” I stared at him coldly, “is not to feel good”…

For us here at TJP, Mitt Romney, Michael Phelps, and Ryan Lochte aren’t the only ones making waves in London…

The Olympics start today, and our resident patriot Vinny Marchionni has found a way for all to win.

In the fifth and final letter to a young atheist, Ryan Duns talks about listening to a God about whom human beings can say little.

Perry Petrich takes a look at what happens when you add an actual dog to the dog-eat-dog world of middle school.

Do you ever get tired of goals? In the 3rd part of our Journey Moments series Camino walker Sara Brabec talks about being “less concerned about whatever end goal there is.”

George Williams is the Catholic chaplain at San Quentin State Prison. He offers us a glimpse into ministry on Death Row.

Vinny Marchionni tells the story of a mathematically-minded atheist who found another Solution.

In the New York Times, Ross Douthat wondered if liberal Christianity can be saved — Tim O’Brien steps back and wonders why we’re so attracted to the labels behind the question.

Matt Dunch asks whether an eclectic music library really shows that you’re egalitarian and cultured. What he finds may surprise you.