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Jeff Reimer

Jeff Reimer is a senior editor of Comment, and writes regularly on literature, art, faith, and culture. In addition to Comment, his writing has appeared in Commonweal, Plough, Fare Forward, and The Bulwark. He lives in Newton, Kansas, with his wife and four kids.

How Not to Be a Schismatic

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