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What covering the death penalty reveals about faith, forgiveness
The Atlantic’s Elizabeth Bruenig has spent years closely covering capital punishment. She’s written a powerful and deeply personal meditation on what witnessing executions has revealed to her about her own faith, and the power of forgiveness.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe Atlantic’s Elizabeth Bruenig has spent years closely covering capital punishment. She’s written a powerful and deeply personal meditation on what witnessing executions has revealed to her about her own faith, and the power of forgiveness.
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2 of 3Feds are trying to show bravado, test LA: Bass on troops in MacArthur Park- 0:00‘We’re a petri dish’: Karen Bass responds to federal troops in MacArthur Park
- 10:13What covering the death penalty reveals about faith, forgivenessYou’re reading this
- 34:38Summer TV reviews: ‘Ballard,’ ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’