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Category: Religion
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Kathryn Joyce reflects on a recent “honor” bestowed on her, her book, and Beacon Press from the leader of Vision Forum Ministries.
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Susan Campbell looks at the National Day of Prayer.
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Susan Campbell discusses the shame-based fundamentalism of her childhood and how she learned to let go.
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Susan Campbell danced at the wedding of two friends this past weekend. The occasion gave her pause to think about how her beliefs have changed since her fundamentalist youth.
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In Susan Campbell’s fundamentalist church, Christmas was an example of how far Christians had strayed from the Bible. The author of Dating Jesus recalls how her family observed Christmas without Baby Jesus.
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Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg discusses the darker history of Hanukah and how she’s come to embrace the sometimes troubling aspects of faith.
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Eboo Patel responds to the recent violence in Mumbai and finds a connection to Judaism during the Eid.
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Rita Nakashima Brock looks at Christmas from a multi-religious perspective.
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David Paul, co-author (with Craig Rennebohm) of Souls in the Hands of a Tender God, looks at the transformative force of approaching the world with kindness and compassion.
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