This afternoon, I had the joy of hearing Rev. Jes Kast speak on how our theologies and doctrines about women and other minoritized members of the Church can be more healing and less damaging. Divesting from all forms of social oppression is the Church’s long-term work. There’s nothing new about it that we need to hear […]
Investing in imagination
Whatever our philosophy on money, however much we give or save, and regardless of how we rationalize, we’re still left with some basic practical realities. No matter how lofty your spiritual ideals may be, no matter how many powerful affirmations you can speak by rote, you still have to pay your bills.” —Eric Butterworth, Spiritual Economics We still have […]
Reader Review #7
Discover Magazine: Grandma’s Experiences Leave Epigenetic Mark on Your Genes (Dan Hurley) Before the 1970s, genes were the fixed limits of life. With DNA as boss and RNA the secretary, combinations of genes produced a certain physiological outcome and it wasn’t clear what made one gene express and another not. But over the last 40 years, through […]
