Writing about religion, psychology, politics, and other impolite dinner conversations
We can't let the marchers on the Capitol define Christianity with their "Jesus Saves" signs. But don't deny that if we ("we" in this instance being Christians who do not identify with Trumpism, or Christian nationalism, or think we're "not racist") do not speak up and act, we are part of the problem.
He was learning that the Qu’ran was filled with commandments to kill the infidel and about jihad and that Muslims were dangerous, bad people.
In non-dualistic ways of being, the distinction between “self” and “other” is a false dichotomy. We are somehow deeply interconnected even with those we consider our enemies. Yes, that means I’m even connected with Trump.
I've recently had the opportunity to facilitate small groups at a local college and meet some people I probably wouldn't have ever met otherwise. Because I am working on my degree in counseling, I have been vested with the authority of "counselor" there and, even for just 20 minutes, I am entrusted with people's lives and … Continue reading a whole different world: stereotypes and not judging
Christine Greenwald 