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We meditated yesterday on the latest Biblical scholarship about Resurrection as laid out by Bruce Chilton and, more briefly, John Dominic Crossan. I posited that
Much in the Resurrection story is set in the context of cosmology. Those persons who encountered Jesus after he died did not claim to have
Thurman was a serious deep ecumenist: It is my belief that in the Presence of God there is neither male nor female, white nor black,
The Impeachment proceedings awaken in me a déjà vu, since we previously discussed Aquinas’s teachings on tyrants (June 18th, 2020). In light of the current situation,
One side of compassion is called justice. This is the biblical meaning of compassion, which Eckhart names this way: “Compassion means justice.” Thomas Aquinas was
Thomas Aquinas reminds us that beauty and harmony go together and that God is praised as “wise and beautiful” because all beings “are full of
People who have been abused and undergone trauma often need to work hard to rediscover the goodness of existence. One person I know was contemplating
Human survival today requires the survival of the rich biodiversity of Mother Earth. Both require that we recognize goodness with fresh eyes, grateful eyes just
We have considered how central the experience of goodness is to Julian who lived through the severest pandemic of European history. How the search for
Recently, Rabbi Michael Lerner offered a reminder that “Hanukkah is not just for Jews.” I agree. Great feast days of all the world’s religions invariably
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