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Catherine C. C. Martin

Mom Hugs

Loving People at Pride

Jun 14, 2023

Rainbow paint

Jun 14, 2023

Published in
Interfaith Now

Fear Not!

Living in the post-Roe and sexual dystopia reality

Jun 25, 2022

Fear Not!

Jun 25, 2022

Published in
Interfaith Now

The Fruit of Toxic Theology

Sexual Abuse

May 26, 2022

A black and white photo of the headquarters of the Southern Baptist Convention. A several story rounded building with a fountain in front.

May 26, 2022

Published in
Better Humans

Leading Your Personal Health Care Team

Manage your chronic illness by working with your team members for best outcomes and lower stress levels

Mar 22, 2022

A middle aged white woman wearing a white coat with a stethoscope is leaning over a table in front of a computer showing an XRay while talking to a black woman sitting on the other side of the table.

Mar 22, 2022

Published in
Interfaith Now

Productivity Is a Hell of a Drug

I’m learning to live a small life of holiness and grace

Mar 21, 2022

A man with aluminum foil around his head and his fingertips on each side of his head.

Mar 21, 2022

Published in
Interfaith Now

Why, God?

Reflections on Theodicy

Mar 14, 2022

Why, God?

Mar 14, 2022

Published in
Interfaith Now

Do You Know That You Know That You Know That You Know?

Uncertainty in the natural world

Jan 31, 2022

Do You Know That You Know That You Know That You Know?

Jan 31, 2022

Published in
Interfaith Now

Leaving Hell Behind

How I gave up my belief in Eternal Conscious Torment while still being a Christian

Jul 7, 2021

Leaving Hell Behind

Jul 7, 2021

Published in
Interfaith Now

Huldah the Prophet

A woman of Valor

May 20, 2021

Huldah the Prophet

May 20, 2021

My Small Life for God

God doesn’t call all of us to live “Big Lives”; he calls us to be faithful.

Apr 13, 2021

My Small Life for God

Apr 13, 2021

Catherine C. C. Martin

Catherine C. C. Martin

I am a 50-something woman who is retired from the practice of medicine because of chronic migraine. I write about chronic illness, faith, and their intersection

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