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Monthly Archives: April 2021
‘We Need Police-Free Schools’: Survey Finds 2/3 of US Students Want Cops Removed From Campus
Keeping police in schools doesn’t prepare students nor does it necessarily protect teachers. Schools need to be sanctuaries for the students who come there. There must be better ways to protect students and staff than stationing armed police in school … Continue reading
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Celebrating libraries
This week is National Library Week in the United States. Yesterday I visited one of our local public libraries and borrowed a book. Visiting libraries has always been a religious experience for me. I grew up next to the Arcade … Continue reading
Posted in Books, local
Tagged Blount Library, Books, Chautauqua Cattaraugus Library System, libraries, National Library Week
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Rethinking religion
Today’s edition of The Guardian had a lead article about how the religious right is fueling the decline of religion in America. I think that’s true but it goes deeper than that. While observing the Easter Vigil on Saturday night … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, evolution, LGBTQ+, quantum, religion
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This light that has overcome the darkness
I’m a fan of Matthew Fox. He and other theologians like Ilia Delio and John Duns Scotus have influenced my thinking too. Today is Easter for many in the world and the familiar greeting among many of the world’s Christians … Continue reading
There is a middle way
This Is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is a wonderful book about a subject that I know very little about. Now, having read the book I know a bit more. It’s … Continue reading
