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Monthly Archives: May 2011
One Blue Marble at a Time…
May 27th, 2011 | 1 Comment
Earlier this month, I was honored to share a few words at Auburn Theological Seminary’s stunning annual event Lives of Commitment. The result? Troubling the waters and healing the world, one blue marble at a time…
Groundswell Director Valarie Kaur calls for a groundswell of compassion and mobilization to bridge religious divides at Auburn’s Lives of Commitment held on May 6th in New York City. Groundswell is a new multifaith initiative that… Continue Reading
Bin Laden’s Death: Why I Can’t Celebrate
May 2nd, 2011 | 25 Comments
Osama bin Laden’s face is all over the television. People are flooding the streets waving American flags. The President speaks of our unity and resolve as a nation. And 9/11 is on everyone’s mind. This has all happened before.
Except this time, ten years after 9/11, we are not grieving death; we are celebrating death. We have slain Osama bin Laden – the one who first slayed us. And we are singing and laughing… Continue Reading
