This week’s column asks more questions. . .wondering what would have happened in history had Jesus of Nazareth been crystal […]

This week’s column asks more questions. . .wondering what would have happened in history had Jesus of Nazareth been crystal […]
(Reading yet another news story about librarians across the country facing intimidation, harassment, threats and firings, just for having “objectionable” […]
Gold or not, was this ancient “rule” (not exclusive to scriptures) meant to be the heart of the whole message? […]
A re-post from a few years ago: Continuing the Secular Jesus* Series … *Why Secular Jesus? The “Spiritual Jesus,” exalted […]
I’m aware of the fact some atheists, or former believers, are rather allergic to anything Jesus or Bible related. Yet, […]
Some readers may know that my birthday is Christmas Day, so I usually like to keep it low key and […]
This thought grew out of a discussion in my class on Humanism. Placeholders for the Ineffable. We have an experience, […]
If you’re allergic to anything biblical you might skip this post. Earlier this year I published a short commentary on […]
Recurring thoughts and questions about the Man-God: We’re told that God, the Creator of the Universe, once stepped on our […]
Today’s column borrows a story from the ancient scripture, The Bhagavad Gita, to address a serious contemporary problem. Can We […]
I penned these thoughts a few months ago, reflecting on the historical meaning of quarantine. Should some religious faith be […]
What if I told you: I hiked up a mountain the other day and a strange thing happened: a burning […]