The story of the good Samaritan reminds us we can choose to make our differences walls that separate us or we can choose something better. Read more
The story of the good Samaritan reminds us we can choose to make our differences walls that separate us or we can choose something better. Read more
He asked, “And who is my neighbor?" This ancient story only appears here and it affirms, rather than devalues, our diversity. Read more
When we work to make our world a more just, safe, compassionate home for all, we are part of this community—now and forever. Read more
As human beings, we are connected and depend on one another for survival, growth, and well-being. No one builds a life all by themselves. Read more
These folk are sort of like ancient Cynics, but their goal is not self-sufficiency; these itinerants are sent only for dependency. Read more
In this vision for society, mutuality would not end at family tribal lines, but rather envelope even those outside of the tribe. Read more
Whereas Cynics were seeking independence from the system, our reading draws attention to our dependence on one another. Read more
Most Christians at this time were universalists, and our reading about fire from heaven was a part of their scriptural basis. Read more
Do not mistreat the migrant. Treat them as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were migrants once, too. Read more
Colonialism led to various forms of mental illness and psychological distress interpreted or pathologized in biased ways. Read more
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