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As they come to warn Jesus of Herod’s intentions, Jesus sends them back with a message: he know the king’s murderous intentions.
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In calling himself the Good Shepherd, Jesus sets up a way for his followers to contrast him with those who don’t have to care about them.
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Tradition uses the good shepherd as a comforting image of Jesus, but its power is in contrast—between Jesus and those who hate him.
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It is much easier to focus on the bad than the good—which means we have an imbalanced perspective of how things really are.
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We have a blinkered view of bias and its role in society. Here’s why we need to get over ourselves and start making good in the world.
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We all say we want more “good news”. But why don’t we have more of it? Well, it has more to do with selling than value.