Jeremy Ramsey
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Reposted by Jeremy Ramsey
I'm going to tell my favorite story again about reflecting the certainty of beliefs back at people who don't expect it.
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
December 25, 2025 at 5:35 PM
I'm going to tell my favorite story again about reflecting the certainty of beliefs back at people who don't expect it.
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
Reposted by Jeremy Ramsey
I’m not saying people are wrong and shouldn’t complain, everything is relative. But it’s striking how people get used to affluence, such that it ceases to feel like affluence.
December 20, 2025 at 12:39 PM
I’m not saying people are wrong and shouldn’t complain, everything is relative. But it’s striking how people get used to affluence, such that it ceases to feel like affluence.