
Joy and Holiness, continued
We are meditating on Joy as a sign of holiness. A patriarchal version of Divinity appears more occupied with judgement and denunciations than with joy. A
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We are meditating on Joy as a sign of holiness. A patriarchal version of Divinity appears more occupied with judgement and denunciations than with joy. A

April 24, 2023. Exuberance, Exultation, Belonging: Moving beyond ShameIn this meditation, we explore the good reason we have for being both exuberant and exultant about

Let us consider more in depth Rabbi Heschel’s teaching on how “the holy is an attempt to raise humanity to a higher level of existence.” To

April 17, 2023. Has the Supreme Court No Shame? A Question for John RobertsWe reflect on the shamelessness of a Supreme Court justice who has

Let us celebrate today, Earth Day, with joy and gusto and gratitude. Let us rejoice not at what we have made but what Earth and

What does “being without shame” mean? It means to be without conscience, without a moral compass, to be incapable of recognizing that one can be wrong,

April 10, 2023. Gifts from Two Artists Received during Passover/Holy WeekMatthew shares with us a painting from an artist friend and two powerful poems from

We have seen how Rabbi Heschel calls for an invitation to “holiness” in order turn evil around. Ernest Becker proposes something parallel when he writes

I received three unsolicited gifts this week, one from a painter friend and two from a poet friend. I think they both speak to what many

April 3, 2023. Ending the Doctrine of Discovery, continuedMatthew speaks about how the bubonic plague caused Christians to doubt the innate goodness of creation. As
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