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Living Courageously in Ambiguous and Fanatic Times

Courage is an attribute that is typically highly praised and encouraged. Yet does courage by itself deserve such adulation? Does courage when detached from other key virtues often lead to isolation, self-righteousness, and potential fanaticism? This reflection explores a variety of resources that present a … read more.

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September 20, 2026 at 10:00 am • Mike Yonkers In this talk we'll explore what kinds of meanings the terms "spiritual" and "spirituality" can have for a person who does not believe in a personal God. Do those words even make sense for folks with that perspective? It is my hope that our consideration of this question will also enrich the understanding of these terms for persons who DO believe in a personal god and those who aren't sure about any of it!
What Can the Word "Spiritual" Mean to Someone Who Does Not Believe in a Personal God?
September 13, 2026 at 10:00 am • Benjamin Cruz-Uribe All modern Christian denominations use baptism as an initiation rite or sacrament to accept members. However, each has their own unique rules and doctrines which continue to cause much contention and confusion among these groups. Baptism is supposed to signify new beginnings. In order to understand what this means, we must go back to the beginning of Christianity. Baptism was the way to start over one’s life by initiating a beginning to a journey into a new religion.
The Beginning of a Spiritual Journey: The History of Christian Baptism
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