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“You cannot be a man of faith unless you know how to doubt.” Thomas Merton wrote those words from within the walls of a
By Wednesday morning, some Americans will be celebrating. Others will be disappointed, angry, or anxious about what comes next. Some election results may still
In 1977, Linda Salzman Sagan was given an unusual assignment. She had to collect greetings from people around the world, spoken in as many
There is a difference between having enough and feeling that we have enough. For some, that difference is a matter of expectations. For others, it
“We are all implicated when we allow other people to be mistreated.” — Bryan Stevenson, civil rights attorney, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, and
“Who do you think you are?” Most of us have heard those words at least once, usually from someone who thought we had forgotten our
The Emotional and Spiritual Realities Former first lady Rosalynn Carter once said there are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have
We spend much of life evaluating what is outside us. Was that decision wise? Is this relationship healthy? Am I using my time well? What
“Yo! Adrian!” It is one of the most memorable lines in modern cinema. It sounds like a victory cry, which makes it easy to forget
There are plenty of things we are told not to trust as we grow older. Our balance. Our night vision. Our hearing. Our memory