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Articles by Tom Clark

Tom Clark serves as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Dordt University.

Movie Review: The Rise of Skywalker

  • Tom Clark
1
1 year ago

“Are you not entertained?” may be a popular meme, but the question frames my own divided feelings on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

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  • movie review
  • Star Wars

Movie Review: Toy Story 4

  • Tom Clark
0
2 years ago

There’s no question that whatever emerged from the animators would be good, but could it be great? Did it need to be made, or should the time and talent have been devoted to a new project, a new story?

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  • family
  • movie review
  • redemption

Movie Review “First Reformed”

  • Tom Clark
0
3 years ago

First Reformed is set in and around the longest continuously operated church in the United States and focuses attention on its pastor Ernst Toller played masterfully by Ethan Hawke.

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  • faith
  • movie review
  • Reformed

The Best Sandbox

  • Tom Clark
0
4 years ago

Mathematics ought to be for everyone, not just for mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. Mathematics is not only about application; it is part of the created world. Too many are missing out on the fun, and that’s where play comes in.

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  • creativity
  • Creator
  • human flourishing
  • math
  • play

Who is My Neighbor?

  • Tom Clark
0
4 years ago

How should we have mercy on those who are experiencing the ravages of war, whose very lives are being robbed from them? Should we ask for the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to break free just to be brought here?

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  • executive order
  • neighbor
  • refugee

An Empty Patch of Sky

  • Tom Clark
0
4 years ago

Indeed, looking up to see the heavens on a moonless night sky and seeing the Milky Way drape itself across the firmament is something I should do more often. Perhaps the shepherds were doing just that very thing one night in the fields near Bethlehem.

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  • Hubble Space Telescope
  • NASA
  • shepherds
  • sky
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