One rarely knows what is good for us and what is bad. Therefore if we knowingly put ourselves in the hands of Almighty, whatever happens must be deemed good. And I try literally to follow that precept.
I’ve been asked to contribute to an anthology about “Finding Christ in the Quaker Church”. If you, dear reader, know me well, then I’d be curious to hear what you think I might particularly be able to highlight or contribute to that conversation. If you, dear reader, do not know me well, then I’d be [...]
A long time ago, on the other side of my Urban Ministries of Durham field education placement, I submitted a paper to the Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference, which is held this year in co-ordination with Gandhi-King Conference. I never heard back, so I assumed that my paper was not accepted. Imagine my shock, [...]
I’ve been relatively quiet on this blog. The reason is because the Christian Ethics class taught by Amy Laura Hall has a message board, and I’ve been spending a lot of free time over there having conversations about epistemology, linguistics, and COINTELPRO. Unfortunately, it’s in a walled garden, so I can’t share it with you. [...]
