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 holistic, relational view of courage as a daily embodied practice. This view stands in sharp contrast and a necessary corrective to common views of courage that over emphasize the dramatic, heroic, and singular actions.

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