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Tag Archives: religion
Cold toes in the shower
Coming back from a mountain bike ride with temps in the low 30s, I knew what to expect when stepping into the shower. My toes were going to hurt. When your toes hurt from the cold, it’s a sign that … Continue reading
Sweet Season: Bringing it all home
Volume one • Volume two • Volume three • Volume Four • Volume five Volume six Volume seven Going into the last meet of the 1978 season, we felt as if we were still capable of doing big things at nationals. Our highest team … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, Al Carius, Augustana College, baseball, buckminster fuller, business, Christianity, college, college girlfriend, competition, creativity, family, gay rights, godspell, health, homosexuality, identity, judaism, love, Luther College, Luther college cross country, NCAA cross country, NCAA Division III, North Central College cross country, paul olson, politics, PR, racing, religion, school, sex, sports, sweet season, tolerance, training
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There’s only so much sex the world can take
We subscribe to Direct TV for our television programming. When we moved into our house, our connections were all from AT&T. But by some vagary of local wiring, the data was so slow and the Internet so patchy we had … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, conservative christians consuming porn, direct TV, porn channels, pornography, religion
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A bathroom break with God
Last Saturday was a relatively warm day to run here in Illinois. Late February has turned out to be mild and relatively windless. Perfect conditions for a nine-mile run. As Sue and I trekked toward the start of the river … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, love life, religion, running, seek justice, triathlon, werunandride.com
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On mercy, forgiveness and competition
I was recently asked to participate in a Lenten project at our church. The task was to take a Bible passage and interpret what it means to your life. Our Associate Pastor assigned Psalm 31: 9-16. It reads like this: … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, running, Uncategorized
Tagged lenten observation, lenten season, merciful, mercy, psalm 31, religion, science
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One of these (those) days
There are days when you roll through everything. Things go well enough that they seem to have gotten finished. Bills get paid. Work gets done. There might even be some inspired behavior between all those practicalities. We all have our … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Cudworth, cross to bear, cycling, religion, running, triathlete, triathlon, we all have our crosses to bear
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Meet the Mink
Years ago while out birdwatching, a real, live mink climbed a tree and sat there looking at me. At the time, I did not know mink could climb trees. Even with my keen interest in nature, there are still a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, keen interest in nature, liberal politics, politics, religion, riding, running, swimming, The Mink, weasel family
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What does a smashed turtle on the road really mean?
At the tail end of a pleasant 25 mile bike ride this past Saturday morning, I was feeling good about the new bike fit and riding with a pair of riders who happened up behind me at a stop light … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bike riding, cancer, cycling, evolution, holy crap, hummingbirds, koran, Noah's Ark, painted turtle, pre-existing condition, random, random decisions, religion, riding, Road rage, running, smashed turtles, snapping turtle, Texas, yucatan
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Universal thoughts on why we run and ride
By Christopher Cudworth with original contributions and inspiration from Monte Wehrkamp If you don’t believe in evolution, you apparently don’t believe in matter. It’s that simple. Evolution traces the history of all things back to that unimaginable moment when the … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-matter, arrested development, breaking away, breaking free, Christopher Cudworth, cosmic algebra, creationism, denial, education, evolution, existence, grace appreciated, human evolution, intelligent design, language, matter, medicine, Monte Wehrkamp, physics, religion, science, science of denial, souls, universal thoughts
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