nü-änced - the ability to express shadings of meaning, feeling, or value.

The world is not black and white – it is a myriad of shades and a riot of colors. It is this complexity that helps us believe in a Creator. Despite our differences, this is where the din of religious extremism is quieted long enough to for us to find our common ground. All are welcome to openly explain, defend, or challenge each other’s ideas.

To create such a sanctuary, we recently started a faith-based blog, where we can explore our ideas and dialog with other people of faith. The blog can be found at www.nuancedfaith.org.

So far, there are three of us contributing to this blog:

• "Biff" aka Manuel - A former Catholic turned Presbyterian and Progressive Christian (with a dose of Buddhism)
• Halleson - a Presbyterian mystic if there is such a thing...
  
• dorothy - A former mainstream Protestant turned Roman Catholic and Progressive
  Christian (with a dose of Paganism)
  
  

We see this blog as part of our spiritual journey, and we invite you to join us.

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