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A Muslim, a Hindu, and a Christian Walk into a Lunchroom

Mike Kelly | March 15, 2021

Does free forgiveness imply that offenses are insignificant and there is no real emotional impact on the offender?

Mike Kelly | March 11, 2021

By its nature the religious life includes the conviction that the mind and heart are more than complex bio-electric machines.

Mike Kelly | March 8, 2021

Being scattered and faint does not mean humanity is unintelligent. It simply means that we need help, all of us.

Mike Kelly | March 4, 2021

Should one view a violation of belief as proof that a person’s faith is insincere?

Mike Kelly | March 3, 2021

The central concern is that within boundaries the conscience of the believer must be respected.

Mike Kelly | February 25, 2021

The company had hired private detectives to interview neighbors and other community connections.

Mike Kelly | February 10, 2021

Humans have been around since the beginning, but our concept of the person took ages to evolve.

Mike Kelly | February 3, 2021

The more important the contended issue, the more essential the humility of its champions.

Mike Kelly | February 2, 2021

The one question that was never asked was, “What do we do if there is a global pandemic?”

Mike Kelly | February 1, 2021

The Church has been a tangled mess of a rainforest in every age. It’s an ecosystem, not a potted plant.

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