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April 09, 2022
Holocaust Remembrance Day And The Sacred Task Of Remembering Life
Tell me the stories of life....
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January 20, 2022
Like a Hibernating Frog…
Waiting for the thaw...
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December 31, 2021
The Plague of Exhaustion
We have gone from horror and fear to resigned exhaustion....
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December 03, 2021
Have We Stopped Dreaming?
In times of prolonged pain, be it emotional or physical, our world constricts and perspectives contract. We focus on the moment-to-moment or the day-to-day. Right now, this describes many of us. The waves of pandemic (and waves of variants) evoke waves of trauma that we have yet to process. We have long since put aside aspirations of self-actualization and seek merely to preserve aspects of ourselves from two years ago. Uncertainty of the future is itself a source of pain, and we have stopped dreaming about what it might hold – or......
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November 24, 2021
What does it mean to have enough?
Do you really have nothing?...
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October 14, 2021
Would the World Be a Better Place If We All Spoke One Language?
Would we be more united if we all spoke the same language?...
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July 15, 2021
Bully Pulpits and Pulpit Bullies
When President Teddy Roosevelt coined the term “Bully Pulpit,” the term “bully” meant “outstanding” or “optimal,” not a pulpit from which one could use their office to bully their audience. New data from Pew Research indicates that a rather high percentage of American Christian religious leaders could take a lesson from the former president when it comes to how they use their own pulpits when addressing political issues. Pastors Often Discussed Election, Pandemic and Racism in Fall of 2020 The polling results, based on the content of sermons offered from the pulpits......
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