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I recently received a request to share links to my Confessions in a single post, so here it is! I’ll likely add this as a page in the Nav Bar, but wanted to get this out to you ASAP in the meantime.
It’s been an interesting journey so far … and I’m excited to bring new thoughts and discoveries to you in 2025.
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#1: Welcome to Confessions of a Truthaholic: Notes from my journey to finding, understanding, and confronting the TRUTH ... and other curious endeavors …
#2: June 24, 2022: Notes from the day that Roe died …
#3: Hippies Don’t Wear Lipliner: And other revelations from a college education …
#4: 7 Steps to Demon Possession and a Spirit-Filled Party: And other tales that did not make my mom proud …
#5: Party Girls Aren’t Happy Girls: And other hard truths no one wants to say or hear …
#6: Starter Marriage: And at least three reasons not to get married …
#7: Three Unexpected Things I Learned from Watching Mrs. America: Phyllis Schlafly was Hard Core … and I Adored Her for It.
#8: I Survived Roe v. Wade, but Roe v. Wade Did Not Survive Me: Some thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade (January 22, 1973)
#9: I Can See Clearly Now: How Writing this Substack Has Cleared My Path
#10: I Do, Except I Don’t: Reneging on Marriage Vows
#11: I Drove All Day and Marched for You: A Redemption Story (sort of)
#12: Upside Down and Inside Out: Life Threw Me a Curveball, Followed By Another, and Another …
#13: It Doesn't Matter How Many Times You Say It, or How Many People Believe It, a Lie is Always a Lie: … and a Tiger Cannot Change Its Stripes
#14: Really? #MeToo (Part 1): Some Thoughts on How Feminism Lies to Women
#15: Really? #MeToo (Part 2): More Thoughts on How Feminism Lies to Women
#16: My Mom is Dying From Cancer, But She is Living With Unspeakable Joy: Some thoughts on saying goodbye to my mom …
#17: On Searching for a Single Source of Truth: Thoughts on Determining What is True and What is Not True
#18: The Fallacy of Fame: Just Because a Famous Person Said It Doesn't Mean It's True
#19: Everyone Has a Worldview: Even if They Don't Know It
#20: UPDATE - My Mom is Dying From Cancer, But She is Living With Unspeakable Joy: Some (additional) thoughts on saying goodbye to my mom ...
#20: ANOTHER UPDATE - My Mom is Dying From Cancer, But She is Living With Unspeakable Joy: Some (additional) thoughts on saying goodbye to my mom ...
#21: Worldview Informs Every Area of Life: And It All Begins with Authority
#22: Always Begin With the End in Mind: If You Don't Know Where You're Going, You'll Never Get There
#23: Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Heaven's Door: Not One, But Two, Moms on Hospice ...
UPDATE #23: Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Heaven's Door: Not One, But Two, Moms on Hospice ... (Now Just One)
#24: Tetelestai: It is Finished: A Homegoing, A Hope Chest, and A Job Well Done.
#25: Does America Have a Worldview?: The Declaration of Independence Gives Us the Answer
#26: Chris, Me, and that Evolution/Creation Thing (Part 1): Confronting Origins of the Universe and Man
#27: On Chronological Snobbery: C.S. Lewis and the Uncritical Acceptance of the Intellectual Climate of Our Own Age
#28: Chris, Me, and that Evolution/Creation Thing (Part 2): Confronting Origins of the Universe and Man
#29: A Year (or Two) in Review: 28 Confessions Down ... and Myriad More to Go
More on the way …
xo,
Kelley
January 6, 2025
Excellent idea! Thank you.