Haley Feuerbacher
A graduate of the Honors and University Scholars Program at Baylor University, I have worked as a youth leader and a whitewater rafting guide and am now pursuing my Masters of Theology at Vanderbilt University. I enjoy sports, running, ministry, and people in general.
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Summary of Stanley Hauerwas' Sermon on AbortionIn 1990, Duke University Professor of Theological Ethics Stanley Hauerwas delivered an insightful sermon on abortion. This brief summary of this discourse addresses the biblical position on the subject and the courses of action Hauerwas recommends for Christians. -
The Pokemon Syndrome: Are Today's Cartoons Producing a Generation of Violent Nerds?A humorous look at modern-day "children's programming," this article examines the questions of whether television produces a more violent society as well as who is to blame for the effects of certain television-watching habits in children. -
Joe T. Garcia's: Dallas / Fort Worth's Best Mexican FoodBuilt in 1935, Joe T. Garcia's is famous for its delicious Tex-Mex cuisine as well as its beautiful grounds. -
The Fray's Summer Tour Delivers Great Music and Good TimesExpect great, mellow music from The Fray's popular CD, plus new music from their upcoming album, and a few surprises as well. East Texas band Eisley and the United Kingdom's Gomez open the show in a relaxed and, for the most part, impressive way. -
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Fourth of July Mountain-Style - Get Ready to Laugh, Cheer, and Salute at Creede, Colorado's Fun and Quirky Small-town Celebration!Complete with water-war parade, vendor booths, mining competition, and fireworks show, small-town Creede, CO, attracts over 10,000 visitors annually to its historic, patriotic, and, frankly, weird Fourth of July. Hint: Stick around after the fireworks finale. -
Obzeet - Dallas' Best Kept SecretObzeet in Dallas is an exotic gift shop, cafe, and margarita bar all in one. Not only does it offer unique imports at ridiculously low prices, Obzeet also has a funky indoor bar, coffee shop/bakery/cafe, and outdoor martini bar and garden with live music on weekends. -
Chariot Cougar Jogger Versus BOB Revolution JoggerPerhaps the two top-selling jogger systems, the BOB Revolution Stroller and the Chariot Cougar are both versatile options that contain their fair share of pros and cons. Find out which one this mommy athlete recommends from personal experience... -
Tips on Preparing for Your Whitewater Rafting TripWith rafting season approaching, people of all ages are looking to hit the river for a scenic trip or a whitwewater adventure. Here is the ultimate planning guide for ensuring that your next river trip is everything you want it to be. -
A Buyer's Guide to Garmin ETrex GPS UnitsBuying a GPS unit can be confusing when you are unaware of the features and functions offered. This buyer's guide summarizes the differences within the Garmin eTrex series to facilitate the purchasing process so you can start your outdoor adventure. -
Exposure Climbing Gym Attracts Dallas-Area Climbers of All Skill LevelsExposure Indoor Climbing Gym in Carrollton, TX, is known for its bouldering and varied routes for all skill levels. With reasonable rates, classes for kids and adults alike, and team-building courses, Exposure is a solid choice for a good climbing workout.
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How to Select the Right KayakAre you new to the sport of kayaking and feel a bit intimidated by all the choices and unfamiliar jargon? This quick how-to guide provides the information you need to know before heading to your local kayak retailer. -
A Ministry of Assurance: Healing as a Testimony to the AtonementAlthough miraculous healing has been recorded throughout history, today healing is subject of much controversy. This article identifies fallacies that lead to skepticism and to false claims about healing and presents healing as part of Christ's atonement.
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The Gospel of Israel: Necessity of the Positive Relationship Between Israel and the ChurchContrary to the beliefs of many within and outside of the Christian Church, Jesus upheld a continuity between Israel's Old Testament and Christianity. This paper explores the inseparability and necessary connections between the Old Testament and the New Testament.
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Is Political Correctness Missing the Point During the Holiday Season?Are we more offended by a holiday greeting that reflects our faith than by profanity? This article examines some societal indications that may prove this true. -
Creative Christmas TraditionsAs the Christmas season approaches, we participate in the treasured traditions of our past but also look forward to creating new experiences. This list of ten creative Christmas traditions is guaranteed to spread the true meaning of Christmas.
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Radio City Christmas Spectacular Kicks in the Holiday SeasonThis Christmas, you don't need to go to New York City to see the famous Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Instead, the Rockettes are coming to you, along with dazzling song-and-dance numbers and more. You'll feel like you're on Fifth Avenue! -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for RunnersFor the runner just starting out or the seasoned, all-weather runner, this list of ten gift ideas addresses the essential needs of runners for protection, motivation, training, and gear. -
Lance Armstrong Learns Humility at the NYC MarathonEarlier this year, Lance Armstrong displayed a flippant and disrespectful attitude towards the challenge of marathon running. However, after finishing the New York City Marathon in under three hours, the athlete showed new admiration for the marathon. -
I'm a Parent, Not a Grown-Up! Just Because We Have Children Does Not Mean Our Lives End..Contrary to popular belief, parenthood does not end a life of free-spirited dream-chasing. This article explores the concepts of parenthood and maturity, distinguishing these from the idea of "growing up," and offers suggestions for staying young.
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How to Train for a Marathon While Contending with LifeMany busy adults would love to train for a marathon but insist that they have no time, or worse, they give up running all together for the sake of a hectic schedule. This article is a how-to guide for the busy person who has not given up on marathons.
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Bonhoeffer's Interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount: A Literal Reading from a New Covenant Piety PerspectiveResponding to the German Church of World War II, Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote The Cost of Discipleship to elucidate the necessity for an active faith. This paper examines Bonhoeffer's interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount in light of these events.
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Mountain Madness: Running Above the WorldEvery year over Labor Day weekend, the town of Creede, Colorado, holds a 2-mile, 12-mile, and 22-mile run through the surrounding mountains. This year, one cocky runner from Texas attempted the course and learned some valuable lessons.
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Why You Should Visit Salida, ColoradoThe small town of Salida, Colorado, is a mecca for outdoor adventures, as well as for merely relaxing in the beauty of creation. This article contains a list of reasons to make a stop in Salida a must.
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Lessons from the 26.2: What I've Learned from Running MarathonsFilled with humor and true insights, this article lists 26.2 tips and words of wisdom for the marathoner or running enthusiast. The lessons are drawn from the author's own experience in running and in life.
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Arbor Hills Nature Preserve: A Bit of Nature in the CityArbor Hills Nature Preserve in Plano, TX, has mountain biking, hiking, and running trails, paved paths, a playground, and several pavilions. Plus, as a nature preserve, the park features three ecological regions with wildlife and beautiful plant life.
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The New Ethnic Survivor: Is TV Promoting Segregation?The reality show Survivor sets civil rights back with its idea to divide teams according to ethnicity and have the racial groups compete against one another. This article portrays in a humorous but truthful light the ridiculous nature of this concept.
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The Liberated Mommy: Confessions of a Feminist MotherAs a feminist, a new mother comes to terms with a surprise pregnancy, reconciling motherhood with her ambitious, liberated ideals. This article provides Biblical basis for feministic beliefs as well as an affirmation of motherhood.
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Ghana: The Desire for an Independent ChristianityA review of the history of Christianity in Ghana, this article identifies the internal Christian movement as the major force in Ghanan religion. Thus, the people of Ghana place large precedence on developing a culturally-sensitive theology.
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Saintly Sickness: Catherine of Siena as a Prototype of Holy AnorexiaMedieval female ascetics seem to have exhibited strikingly similar psychological and physica symptoms to that of anorexia, which they related to their religious devotion. This paper explores Catherine of Siena as one of these "holy anorectics."
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Women Martyrs: Martyrdom as a Means of Liberation from Gender Stereotypes in the Early ChurchDuring the first two centuries A.D., martyrdom by the Romans offered to female Christians the opportunity to prove wrong the stereotypes of women as weak and flighty and to show their equality with men and capacity to follow passionately their beliefs.
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The Top Labor Day Activities in Creede, ColoradoOn Labor Day weekend, the mountain town of Creede comes alive with the annual Salsa Fiesta and Creede Mountain Runs. In addition, visitors can enjoy rafting, a play, live music, mine tours, and other outdoor adventure activities.
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Women in Christian Missions: A Comparison of the History of Men's and Women's ExperiencesWhile women's activity in Christian missions aided social liberation, this liberation came only by overcoming the obstacles of a male-dominated society. This article examines the disparity between men's and women's experiences in pursuing mission work.
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Casa Bonita: Denver's Best Mexican Food and EntertainmentAn excellent choice for family entertainment and dining, Casa Bonita in Denver offers good Mexican food and an exciting, enjoyable atmosphere for all ages.