Host Your Community On The Virtual Chapel

Are you looking for social media alternatives but not finding the right fit? So many community leaders, content creators, spiritual directors, and other online contemplatives have shared their frustrations with me about Facebook. Many are feeling especially frustrated by the way Meta is treating those of us who have curated and moderated the platform for … Continue reading Host Your Community On The Virtual Chapel

Interconnected Worlds: Indigenous Wisdom, Learning From the Land, and the Power of Love

What unites us? Everything is interconnected, love is all there is.In this video, Christi Belcourt and Justin Coutts have a wide ranging conversation, drawing from their many commonalities and differences. We discussed: Indigenous worldviews, language and traditions. Language's interconnectedness to nature and the universal consciousness of prayer beyond language or words. Shame, traditional teachings, and … Continue reading Interconnected Worlds: Indigenous Wisdom, Learning From the Land, and the Power of Love

Theology and Philosophy: For People With Big Questions

Click HERE to sign-up! Over the years I have searched for a social media space where deep conversations between interesting and educated people are the norm. With great effort, I have stumbled my way into a handful of oases, where I have met fellow travelers who opened my mind and helped me explore my questions. I am … Continue reading Theology and Philosophy: For People With Big Questions

Religious Deconstruction: On Zeal Without Knowledge

I know lots of people who follow my work or are involved in our community find themselves somewhere in the process of deconstructing a fundamentalist, often Evangelical Protestant religious formation. For many such people, deconstruction is a long and arduous journey fraught with danger, both real and imagined.  If it sounds like I am describing … Continue reading Religious Deconstruction: On Zeal Without Knowledge

The Atheist is the Believer’s Ally: Apophatic Theology and Thomas Aquinas

I am well pleased to share the following guest post from my friend Gilbert Márkus. Gilbert is a research associate and affiliate in Celtic & Gaelic at the University of Glasgow. He publishes books, academic articles, and lectures on a wide variety of topics, largely focusing on the island of Iona. His newest book is … Continue reading The Atheist is the Believer’s Ally: Apophatic Theology and Thomas Aquinas