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What does “Holy Catholic Church” mean? Rethinking unity in Christianity

The meaning of “catholic” in the Christian creeds, its roots as “universal” and reflecting on how modern Christianity might return to a more unified faith.

Fear and great joy: Why Easter makes room for both

A reflection on the resurrection story explores how Easter is for both fear and joy, challenging thinking and inviting believers to the complexity of faith.

Is America a Christian nation? The controversy over pluralism

An argument against Christian nationalism, looking at intent on church-state separation, and movements seeking to redefine the U.S. as a Christian nation.

Why forgiveness — not weapons — may be our best response to war

A Humanist reflection explores war, revenge addiction and the power of forgiveness as a path toward healing and breaking cycles of violence.

My father’s cancer diagnosis taught me the most important question we can ask

A reflection on post-pandemic isolation, family, and loss, exploring how faith and relationships can restore hope and human connection.

Facing death after a heart attack: Fear, faith and the 23rd Psalm

A personal reflection on a near-death experience, exploring how love, faith and Scripture bring comfort in life’s most fragile moments.

Ask a Bahá’í: Does God keep sending new revelation?

An overview of Baháʼí teachings on God and progressive revelation, explaining how each faith builds on the last with guidance for humanity’s growth.

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