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Plus: What doodling can reveal about the self Today in Tuesday 1 October 2024 Values and beliefs Ess

Plus: What doodling can reveal about the self Today in Tuesday 1 October 2024 [Silhouette of a person viewing a painting of Jesus on the Cross descending into dramatic sky and landscape, framed by red curtains.]( Values and beliefs Essay [My leap across the chasm]( [After years of debate and contemplation, I’ve come to believe in a Christian God of limited abilities. Here’s why]( by Philip Goff [Black and white drawing of swirling smoke and flames rising from the ground, bordered by a rough square outline.]( The self Idea [Why bad doodles can reveal more about you than good drawings]( by David Russell [Share this newsletter with a friend]( [Facebook icon]( [Instagram icon]( [Twitter icon]( You have received this email because you signed up to the Aeon+Psyche Newsletter list. © Aeon Media Group Ltd. 2012-2024. [PRIVACY POLICY](  |  [CONTACT US](  |  [PREFERENCES](  |  [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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