Reflections from Rick Lord on Leadership, Transformation, and Things That Keep Human Life Distinctively Human
It is an odd word, ubuntu, even difficult to pronounce. It’s oddness, however, reveals more about our own perceptions and our need to continue to learn and grow, to overcome a propensity to lock down our souls. What is the meaning and significance of ubuntu? It points to a quest of the human heart, to [...]
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The blogosphere is once again alive with the latest developments among provinces within the Anglican Communion. It breaks my heart to see some of my faith heroes backed into defensive corners over institutional matters that I believe are not consonant with their deepest hearts (my humble opinion). This morning I read an essay by Brian [...]
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This week, I came across an article by James Martin, a nationally known Jesuit priest, who spoke to the popular phrase “I’m spiritual, just not religious” and explained that this kind of thinking might be a way of saying that religion means, “abiding by arcane rules and hidebound dogmas, and being the tool of an [...]
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