Sojourners
Hi Logan and [veteran's name redacted]— I thought both of you might appreciate this reflection [titled Veterans Day: Healing the Souls of Distraught Ex-Soldiers] from Rabbi Arthur Waskow from the Shalom Center in Philadelphia. Peace and All Good— Rose
Sojourners
jim has mentioned this in numerous writings, both on and off the blog. we consistently mention the war and its various costs - including the mental and physical health of veterans - on the blog and in the magazine. don't think we're going to be running your piece,
Sojourners
Here is another stab at addressing the failure to mention veterans, soldiers, or war in reference to our "moral compass". i noticed that in his morning joe appearance, gay marriage and abortion made it onto the agenda, but still nothing about our nation's longest war and
Sojourners
From Rose Berger at 08:46 Thanks so much for your thoughtful response. Cathleen will decide about the blog post. I'll pass your reflections on to Jim and others. To Rose Berger and Cathleen Falsani at 09:40 I was asked by the Red Letter folks to post
Sojourners
Attached as well as below. As I have said before, I was very disappointed by the oversight, but it doenst come thru too strongly in the article. i hope Jim takes it to heart and does not allow war to pass from all of our hearts and minds until more
Amy Laura Hall
Dear Logan, I have questions about the man I adore, and I am at a loss as to where to go for even beginning guidance. I am not going to say his name here, because I am paranoid about privacy at this point. This is a self-indulgent e-mail.
Hater
On December 8, 2010, Antonio Benjamin Martinez detonated what he thought was an vehicle-borne explosive device at a military career center outside Baltimore, MD. It occurred a little over a year after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on
Gospel of Rutba
came across a quote that brought rutbah to mind and my thoughts on it (this is not an indictment, just an observation and a caution): "reconciliation may indeed produce handshakes and hugs and the tears of reunion, but without confrontation and corrective action it is an empty gesture."
Richard Hays
Good morning Dean Hays; I hope your secretary successfully delivered my letter to you about a week ago, before the Thanksgiving break. If that is not the case, I have attached a copy of it to this email. As I indicated in the letter, this email is for the purpose
Richard Hays
Dean Hays; My apologies for responding so long after your letter reached me. Unfortunately, I did not know of the student boxes until well into the semester, so I did not discover your letter there until sometime in October I think. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you
Richard Hays
Dear Mr. Mehl-Laituri, Thank you for taking the time to write me a moving and obviously painful letter. On behalf of the Duke Divinity School community, let me say that I regret the insensitive response you encountered during the CAPS presentation. ! was not present at the time, so I
Richard Hays
Dean Hays, It is my regrettable duty to inform you of a grave shortcoming I encountered in my first days at the Divinity School. I hope my honesty may be a gift for our DDS community, an invitation to grow in the Spirit of Christ. Upon ‘giving’ this gift, I