How to tell strangers you’re a Christian without saying “I’m not”
November 10, 2015
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What are your favorite positive ways of introducing yourself as a proud and unapologetic Progressive Christian?
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Year: 2015
Speaking to the Soul: That’s All Folks!
November 10, 2015
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So the big question is not if and when we go to God, but how we go to him. Do we go to face heaven’s Judge as indifferent or alienated strangers? Or do we go as faithful children into the arms of our loving Father?
Bexley-Seabury plans to consolidate programs in one location
November 9, 2015
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Bexley-Seabury board announces plans to consolidate operations in Chicago and to offer expansive scholarship program for students from historically under-represented communities
Zen Buddhism in steep decline in Japan
November 9, 2015
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The Guardian reports that Zen Buddhism in Japan is facing an existential crisis, as the faith dwindles and temples are forced to close. Part of
Recent study suggests that children of religious families are less altruistic, more punitive
November 9, 2015
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The controversial claim from a new study is that children from religious backgrounds are less willing to share with others and are more judgmental when
New Starbucks cup is criticized for lack of overt Christmas symbolism
November 9, 2015
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A small and vocal group of Evangelical Christians are protesting the latest holiday cups from Starbucks; the company offers a new design each year, and
Speaking to the Soul: we raise our hands
November 9, 2015
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We raise our hands An offering, our helplessness, Our empty hands, Open trusting, it is enough Because in the quiet Emptiness we find
Silence, Beholding and Pledging
November 8, 2015
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In the Magazine, we’ve been exploring the role of money in the life of the church. In this piece, Charles LaFond reflects on the connection between beholding God in contemplation and generosity.
Speaking to the Soul: People watching
November 8, 2015
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She might have realized how the temple had failed her and that she was about to die, and thrown her two coins in anger, or as a public rebuke. Or, she might not have realized how she’d been wronged and simply taken care of this one last thing …
Popping Collars Episode 26: The Quick and the Dead
November 7, 2015
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Pooping Collars podcast returns for season 2, with Greg and Company exploring the Walking Dead
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