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.

Arbery draws attention to Down syndrome in order to draw attention away from it. The plea is not for special treatment, but for normal treatment.