Donald Miller has a reputation for being a love-him-or-hate-him kind of guy. He's famous for his honest and thought-provoking memoir, Blue Like Jazz; however, the Christians who can’t stand his unconventional approach to faith criticize him for being too "emergent." He's gotten a lot of heat as well from Christians over his involvement in President Obama's bid for the White House. In our interview with him last week, we picked his brain about these issues and a number of other things he's had his hands in recently—his new book, his upcoming movie and a nationwide bicycle tour. The results were, as is always the case with him, interesting.

New Man: What can you tell us about your new book, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years?

Essentially it's about a couple screenwriters ...

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Question: Doug, my wife and I have four children, but I do not want to have a vasectomy. Is there a "safe age" for a guy to stop using condoms?

Answer: Many men have erroneous fears about this surgery to their private area.

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Our column on Thursday about the integrity of the Founding Fathers sparked a nice little discussion about why, and if, these men are considered great by today's standards.

I am not an American, so forgive me if my question betrays ignorance of your history, but did any of the Founding Fathers oppose slavery?
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1) Which of Israel’s judges struck down 600 Philistines with an ox goad?

2) Who is credited with making the first map of the known world?

3) What is the longest river in the world?