As a heads up since I don't normally talk about recent events, this post is a discussion about the recent conflict in Israel and Gaza. I won't get into details of the recent or historical events, and I won't make any declarations about the morality of either or both sides. I write from the incredibly … Continue reading There Is No Other
Tag: Compassionate Dialogue
Being Careful with Words
Words are powerful. For such a cliche thesis ("the pen is mightier than the sword"), I figured I'd hear more about it in Christian circles; on top of my weekly church attendance, I listen to sermons from well-known Christian ministers as well as podcasts on theology. In fact, we hear about it so little, that … Continue reading Being Careful with Words
Friend to the Other
One of my personal beliefs about the interaction of faith and life is that Christians should generally feel more strongly about politics broadly - or if you prefer, the political system as a whole - than any specific issue, candidate, or party. I can far more confidently posit that many people, Christian or otherwise, idolize … Continue reading Friend to the Other
Life in Tension 