
When What Divides Us is What Defines Us
Our problems begin when we see those outside our own groups as the “other.” Too often, we leave empathy at the door and see the
Our problems begin when we see those outside our own groups as the “other.” Too often, we leave empathy at the door and see the
The story of the flood is fascinating for many reasons. On the surface, it’s a horrible story. God is so fed up with the sinfulness
The Second Amendment is a sacred cow. It was written in a different time with primitive firearms and no standing army. The writers of the
There has been much brouhaha about generative AI in education, and particular concerns in higher education. As always, people have lots of opinions, with the
I sense this demand for perfect victims is an unwanted gift from Christianity to the wider culture. The church teaches that Jesus is sinless, a
Most things we hear or read stay with us for a moment or two, but some words and phrases and clauses stay with us for
They don’t see church as a value-added to their lives. Their first thoughts are of obligations, constraints, conflict. More in their already hectic schedule.
Last week, I visited the September 11th Memorial in lower Manhattan, looking for a specific name etched in the plaque memorializing those killed that awful
They said they cannot be a part of a church that aligns itself with Israel, a country openly committing genocide in Gaza. They don’t want