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In his two recent DMs, GG has lamented the small role religion plays in Europe today for those trying to imagine a more just future
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In his two recent DMs, GG has lamented the small role religion plays in Europe today for those trying to imagine a more just future

My friend and colleague, the Reverend Dorsey Blake, who was vice president of the University of Creation Spirituality from its beginning to its closing, died

Susan Griffin says that “Nothingness spreads around us. But in this nothing we find what we did not know existed.”* The Dark Night has much to

In yesterday’s DM, we meditated on Rilke’s powerful poem about the darkness, the via negativa, that is integral to the season of Advent. It has

[FROM THE ARCHIVE: September 22, 2019] Adam Bucko and I published a book together called Occupy Spirituality: A Radical Vision for a New Generation. We passed out

Today the stakes are so high. Our species has come a long way, but we seem to be losing our way as well. True elegance seems displaced

I am sharing some of my thoughts on the occasion of the Naming of the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples as an Historic

Yesterday I returned to the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples for the very special occasion of its being honored as an Historical Landmark

Theologian Howard Thurman speaks often and eloquently of the primacy of community. He perceives the struggle between good and evil as being very much a struggle

Howard Thurman talks frequently about how our spiritual journey is about becoming “stripped to our literal substance before God.” Often war and other crises do that
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