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In my book on The Tao of Thomas Aquinas: Fierce Wisdom for Hard Times, I take 31 stunning and provocative sentences from Thomas Aquinas and
Perhaps one of the least-known aspects of Hildegard of Bingen’s thought is her passion for gems and their healing properties. She numbers twenty-six precious stones
This is a summary of the previous week’s daily meditations. Father Adam Bucko (AB) is guest writer this week for Friday and Saturday. You can
Following is an excerpt from Matthew Fox’s homily on Mother’s Day at Unity Inspired Living church, Brentwood, CA. For the whole talk, see LINK. Julian of
Albert Einstein said: “We need a cosmic religion”. He saw his own religious heritage, that of Judaism, as “an ethical code that sanctifies life”. He
What I call the Via Positiva and Heschel calls awe, educator Tom Fox calls the “wow.” In addition to the ‘wow’ of our universe and its
I write this at the end of Pride month, but it will run on July 1. For years I have cited a statistic that science
I opened an e-mail early this morning, from a woman leader who is very committed to women’s rights, including the ordination of women. She asked
We are considering how today’s science has moved beyond dualism. How thrilling it would be if religious consciousness the world over would do the same! The
Poet and potter M. C. Richards has commented on what happens when science and religion, which went their separate ways three centuries ago, split apart.
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