For My Mother: In Praise of a Life Lived
Chasing an Elusive God
Why Christianity Is Dying But Spirituality Is Thriving?
On the Frontlines
Ray Liotta, Seth Green Join an All-Star Cast in Indie Film ‘The Identical’
A Life of Hope
Habits for a Heart Healthy Lifestyle
Emotional Equations
Are You a Compulsive or Binge Eater?
Faith, Freedom and Rocker John Schlitt
Robert Griffin III: Not the Average Rookie
Green Powders to Add to Your Diet Now
Natural Deodorants That Actually Work
Birth of a Habit
Madly In Love With ME
Is It Love If You're All Cranky When You Give It?
Living A Meaningful Life
"The Bible" a Labor of Love for Famed Producer, Wife
Who Should Be Allowed to Pray for President Obama?
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Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett is public radio's conversation about religion, meaning, ethics, and ideas. Each week, Tippett probes the myriad ways in which religious impulses inform every aspect of life and culture, nationally and globally. SOF fills an important and neglected need in American media by addressing the intellectual and spiritual content of religion head-on, illuminating the ideas and practices that form the headlines from the inside.
Group Forum
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Joe Carter and the Legacy of the African-American Spiritual I once met an American tourist who went to Siberia — and was ... more -
Brother Thây: A Radio Pilgrimage with Thich Nhat Hanh Thich Nhat Hanh first came to the world's attention in the 1960s during ... more
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Planting the Future with Wangari Maathai Many of my interviews are conducted over long distances, by way of a clear channel ... more
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Opening to Our Lives — Jon Kabat-Zinn's Science of Mindfulness I'd read and heard of Jon Kabat-Zinn for years. But I hadn't ... more
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Thank you for your inspiring post. Besides being factually true, it has all the elements of a good story--Paradise Lost, paradise fought for, some bit of paradise regained. There used to be a slogan: I've seen God, and She's Black! I think God/Goddess/Nature/Evolution is a light, and religions are lanterns--a Japanese stone lantern, an ornately wrought Moroccan lantern, a red glass votive candle holder, a microscope or telescope or laser--culturally specific ways of containing the Light so we can see it. All are true, but each medium shapes the light differently, according to our needs. Wangari Maathai's ability to put her two images of God side by side just multiplies the light she creates. Peace, love. Terrific
May 4, 2009
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Speak of the Faith and keep on keeping the Faith, Krista!:) have a great day! david
David2:18 PM