When I first found out about Cerian’s deformity and made the choice to carry her to term, it felt like the destruction of my plans and hopes.

As an Air Force chaplain I blessed the men who dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. All I can say today is that I was wrong.

The fraught marriages of George Eliot’s novel point to a better definition of love and sainthood.

God’s love is like a fisherman’s hook, Eckhart writes. Wait for this hook, for the more you are caught the more you will be set free.

During a lifetime of antiwar activism, Jim Forest learned that peacemaking is about personal relationships, not results.

The iconic public philosopher has much to teach today’s radicals and visionaries, whatever their politics.