Chris Hedges: The Last Chapter of Genocide

A powerful article by Chris Hedges. Indeed, a powerful presentation of the challenges we are facing ahead. Hedges certainly help us understand that we are coming to a very difficult turn in American history.

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"Erasing History" from the U.S. to Germany: "Wars Are Won by Teachers," ...

To everyone checking this blog: learning is essential to true freedom and democracy. Continue learning and continue challenging the ideology of domination so pervasive in the USA's halls of power. Share.

Richard Rohr on the Pastoral Reality of the Universal Christ (Part 3)

Here we have the 3rd installment of Father Rohr's presentation on the Universal Christ. As the previous two, this is a powerful and well-thought-out presentation. Click on the image to view the video. 

 Here is the second part of Father Rohr's presentation on his book: The Universal Christ. Yesterday's video is simply powerful and this one is superb. 

Engage with Father Rohr in this challenging and spiritually inspired presentation. Click on the link here.

The Universal Christ with Richard Rohr.

Richard Rohr speaks on the major themes of his book The Universal Christ before its publication at the Contemplative Outreach of Colorado’s 25th Annual Conference (2018). This expression of theological reflection truly speaks to the importance of continuing to grow and expand on our traditions and history.

Listen to this truly superb presentation here.

The Exvangelicals.

Sarah McCammon, National Political Correspondent, NPR; Co-host, "NPR Politics" Podcast, speaks about her book: The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living and Leaving the White Evangelical Church. Powerful interview. Watch it and share it. 

She truly does a great job describing my own evangelical experience.

 https://youtu.be/C9XF_vlzSfE?si=uaFqAlrJvcLBQXcS

Wesley Theological Seminary, Oxnam Chapel - 2024 Romero Lecture

Larst month, I was able to deliver the 2024 Romero Lecture at Wesely Theological Seminary. I was blessed to be able to speak to the students and faculty at the seminary. The subject of the presentation was on the need to develop a non-imperial theological discourse and practice, a theology that will be based on God's true solirarity with people in the world, a theology of incarnation that is not under the control of empire, or capitalism, of greed, but rather, at the service of the those who have been made to live in poverty in the world.