The Art Form of Translation

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“It’s worth taking a moment to step back from academicism to just live with our faith. We need to be okay stepping into the uncertainty, fear, and doubt that come with being constantly open to new ideas. And perhaps, once we move past those initial emotions, there will be joy. Joy that this is not all there is to the text we base our whole lives on; joy that there will always be something more, something new, something interesting; joy that we have been enabled to lead interesting lives because the text will continue to change to mirror our changing contexts and understanding.”




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Ani Beeler

Ani is currently completing a Bachelor’s in Linguistics at UNT and doing research in Sociolinguistics on the side.  She’s an avid reader, rock climber, and Zelda player, and she feels that the one thing we can never have too much of is empathy.

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