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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Category: Interfaith
When Lao Tzu, the Buddha, and Jesus Speak as One
For those of us who feel these truths in our bones, and maybe even have them inked on our bodies, these teachings are alive. They’re not museum pieces. They’re practice. Path. Breath.
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Listening to the Sacred Other: Interfaith Wisdom in an Age of Unraveling
At a time when humanity faces overlapping crises—climate catastrophe, economic injustice, political authoritarianism, and spiritual despair—we need more than critiques. We need visions.
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Why Sacred Texts—and Sacred Relationships—Still Matter
As we explore the works of ancient philosophers and ethical theorists, we are not just reading old books. We are engaging in a dynamic, living conversation.
Read MoreMeeting Myozan Ian Kilroy: Author of Do Not Try to Become a Buddha
Rev. Myozan describes how he came to practice Zen, introduces the basics of Zen philosophy, and recalls the challenges of establishing a Zen Buddhist community in Catholic-dominated Ireland. He also explores the rituals and practices that Zen brings to everyday life, from holidays to weddings to birth ceremonies to funerals.
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