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...believe in is superior to the God you don't believe in. I wonder this same thing as a nonbeliever: Doesn't one religion's gospel logically preclude the others'? (Except, of course, where they overlap with universal precepts, such as not murdering people, that even we nonbelievers can wrap our heads around.) Although Boykin's version of Christianity seems less like monotheism than the star of a high school polytheism tournament, his basic point is that Christianity is right and Islam is wrong. Doesn't the one imply the other? Pretending that my religion is no better than your...
They have the same favorite movie (Good Will Hunting), the same favorite wrap (chicken caesar with no cheese), the same thick Boston accents and laid-back attitudes...
Chinese know Yang Erche Namu as she of the endless autobiographies. At last count she had written eight. Most are kiss-and-tell pulp, chronicling her many affairs with foreign men who wrap her in Versace miniskirts as she jaunts through Paris, Geneva and Milan. On chat shows Namu is China's favorite walking, talking, ethnic minority, an exotic with long, black tresses who attributes her dalliances to a free-love upbringing among her people, the matrilineal Mosuo. Lately she's marketed herself as an oracle of femininity. In her advice book, Namu Can Do, So Can You, she suggests...
...BANGKOK: ORIENTAL SPA Part of the luxurious Oriental hotel complex, this spa is famous for its Oriental Herb Wrap ($65/hour); the full body massage is only slightly more expensive at $70/hour...
...store’s cashier, Dress Rehearsal is “a little more boutiquified” than the average consignment shop. Instead of only accepting high-end labels, she says, they will “take whatever we think is aesthetically appealing.” A great MaxMara wrap dress is priced at $210, and a cream-colored, cashmere Fendi dress at $300. The store’s strongest point is its friendly service...