A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Chapter 13 provides a completely unapologetic critique of man-made ideas about success and fame.Read More
Arts & Essays: Spirituality & Faith
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Written By: Nicholas ZorkApril 02, 2020Faith and Feeling when Everything Falls...
All of the most helpful advice I’ve read during this pandemic has had one thing in common: rather than adding to my growing to-do list, wise writers...
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Written By: Corey FarrMarch 30, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In today’s post, we’re going to look at two chapters that are sort of opposite sides of the same coin.
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Written By: Michael Peabody, ReligiousLiberty.TVMarch 30, 2020Should Churches "Stay at Home...
Although Martin Luther wrote it nearly 500 years ago, his advice on how to handle an epidemic is still valid. Trust God and take precautions.
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Written By: Ron ReeceMarch 27, 2020Where is God in this Pandemic?
Will we be hoarders or will we compassionately look after our neighbors in human solidarity regardless of race, religion, color or nationality?
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Written By: Corey FarrMarch 24, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In today’s post we’re going to look at two chapters: 11 which talks about the so-called “empty spaces” in the world and in our hearts, and 16 which...
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Written By: Barry CaseyMarch 24, 2020This Costly Caring
Many of us live insulated from the rigors of being poor in the United States. We have a steady income, adequate healthcare, a decent school system....
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Written By: Corey FarrMarch 16, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Chapter nine is all about one very important paradox: that having too much can easily turn into having nothing at all.
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterMarch 12, 2020An Ex-Pastor Finds Spirituality in Art...
On this week’s podcast episode, host Alexander Carpenter talks with Sammy Reyes, a former pastor, who shares ideas for connecting imagination and...
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Written By: Barry CaseyMarch 10, 2020Living into Truths
To ask a question is to admit a deficit. It takes a certain humility, a learned virtue that we are not born with.
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