This is so disturbing. When will Republican leaders speak out against such practices?

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I have just been thinking also along these lines - after a high school reunion, visiting my hometown: being with each truth (of thought or feeling) we find in ourselves or others, as they arise, but seeing beyond then too. Worship feeds our ability to see and remember a larger horizon

Sounds like Augustine’s story of the youth stealing pears just to feel a feigned sense of omnipotence through transgression of neighborly norms

Nothing like a Billy-Ray Belcourt poem to speak to the paradoxical truth of things. Like this line from We Were Never Meant to Break Like This: 6. The future is already over, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have anywhere else to go.

Have you shared this with Senator Ernst? It is the sort of thing Cynthia Moe-Lobeda suggested doing in a recent FB post

One line that caught my eye: " There is no shame in this administration — and that, in and of itself, should deeply deeply concern us as citizens."

Thanks. This was perfect as the Last Word in the Lutheran Scholars Network newsletter, too!

I wonder what the proper framing of recognition might be in the mindset of the Rufo’s and S. Milker’s of the world

PS: Correction: the title is The Mature Mind

Well said