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Me and Christianity Today’s quote of the day

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August 21, 2007

I began freelancing for Christianity Today two years ago after news director Ted Olsen read an article I wrote about a pastor forgotten by his church and Olsen responded with this post on the widely read Weblog he writes for the magazine.

Today, I made it onto Ted’s blog as a newsmake, sort of. He liked my interview with The Forward, particularly this line—“This is a thousands-year-old problem, the question of who is a Jew. I don’t anticipate being the answer”—which he deemed the quote of the day.

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