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New post “Words, words, words… a meditation on meaning” by Beth Kimbell on her blog.

New post “Words, words, words… a meditation on meaning” by Beth Kimbell on her blog. “Today’s A.Word.A.Day is refulgent meaning shining brilliantly. This reminded me of a poem by my favorite vampire from his pre-vamp foppish days …”

“He returned home and ultimately became a revolutionary, not out of a desire for chaos or rebellion, but to secure Liberty for the citizens of a brave new land.”

Revelation or Revolution: Ben Franklin, Prometheus Unbound by Beth Kimbell “He returned home and ultimately became a revolutionary, not out of a desire for chaos or rebellion, but to secure Liberty for the citizens of a brave new land.” [via]

“What truer statement of individual freedom and spiritual expression can there be, when through the act of love we connect with the divine?”

Beth Kimbell has a new essay up on her site: Sexual Freedom, Spiritual Expression. This was featured in BiWomen, Summer 2011, Vol 29, No. 3. “What truer statement of individual freedom and spiritual expression can there be, when through the act of love we connect with the divine?” [via]

“To pretend to be someone else, to restrict yourself from the natural expression of your love is true sin to us.”

Beth Kimbell has a new essay up on her site: Sexual Freedom, Spiritual Expression. This was featured in BiWomen, Summer 2011, Vol 29, No. 3. “To pretend to be someone else, to restrict yourself from the natural expression of your love is true sin to us.” [via]

“It took years to learn to be myself and I would not give it up.”

Beth Kimbell has a new essay up on her site: Sexual Freedom, Spiritual Expression. This was featured in BiWomen, Summer 2011, Vol 29, No. 3. “It took years to learn to be myself and I would not give it up.” [via]

“I never felt the need to choose, but I could never be completely open in the restrictive, old-fashioned Christian world I inhabited.”

Beth Kimbell has a new essay up on her site: Sexual Freedom, Spiritual Expression. This was featured in BiWomen, Summer 2011, Vol 29, No. 3. “I never felt the need to choose, but I could never be completely open in the restrictive, old-fashioned Christian world I inhabited.” [via]

“I grew up believing in the inherent goodness of humans, and that religion was the crutch they used to get through life without accepting true responsibility for their actions.”

Beth Kimbell has a new essay up on her site: Sexual Freedom, Spiritual Expression. This was featured in BiWomen, Summer 2011, Vol 29, No. 3. “I grew up believing in the inherent goodness of humans, and that religion was the crutch they used to get through life without accepting true responsibility for their actions.” [via]