9/11, ten years later: the "end" of memory

Whether or not there should be clergy present to speak at the 9/11 memorial event planned by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is an open question. But does it signal what we have forgotten about

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  1. Rev. Scott Schaller September 14, 2011
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    Please don’t beat the dead horse. Our synod spent to much – Words, money and time!

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