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Why the worldview you inherit still shapes you
Most of us absorb a story about the world long before we examine it. Robert L. Hilton on why that story deserves a second look.
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Essays and reflections from Robert L. Hilton on faith, worldviews, family, and the craft of writing.
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Reading Scripture in a noisy age
We have never had more access to the Bible and less quiet in which to read it. Some practical thoughts on getting the noise down.
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What twenty-six years in newspapers taught me about truth
A career spent checking facts leaves a mark. Bob Hilton on what newspaper management taught him about conviction, evidence, and humility.
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What Victor taught me about trying anyway
Bob Hilton on writing a children's book about the part of practice nobody photographs.
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