Zen Retreats, a Party for Introverts
For me, this was a final challenge. I’ve been pondering how to be more active in sharing what I know.
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Category: Interfaith
Mental Health and the Practice of Hope
Hope is a key part of the mind’s immune system. It fights off infections of despair and our tendency to cling to negativity. A weakened sense of hope leaves us vulnerable to spiraling downwards.
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Enough with the Preaching
Listening to preaching is like trying to achieve change by wearing a cloak of words.
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Building Better Houses of Truth: Rethinking Religion in a Pluralistic World
The metaphor of a house helps clarify what we seek in a truth-claiming system.
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Wrestling with God, Suffering and the Gift of Choice
The Holocaust is the darkest example I know of freedom gone terribly wrong. And it shakes me to my core. How could a good God allow such suffering?
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