In this special year-end podcast episode of State of Our Faith, Rev. George Mason, Rabbi Nancy Kasten, and Mara Richards Bim reflect on themes of light and darkness across their faith traditions.
by Mara Richards Bim Shared histories and the need to remember (literally to re-member or re-assemble) is vital to our spiritual lives …
by Rabbi Nancy Kasten “What are we going to do?” It’s the top-of-mind question for many of us as we struggle through …
by Rev. Dr. George Mason “You ask me how my work is going? … The current’s got me. … I just keep …
Although tolerance is no doubt a step forward from intolerance, it does not require new neighbors to know anything about one another. Tolerance can create a climate of restraint but not one of understanding. Tolerance alone does little to bridge the chasms of stereotype and fear that may, in fact, dominate the mutual image of the other. … It is far too fragile a foundation for a society that is becoming as religiously complex as ours.
Diana Eck, A New Religious America – How a “Christian Country” Has Become the World’s Most Religiously Diverse Nation (Harper Collins, 2001).
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