Tapping into the Ordinary to Restart Dialogue
I camped out at my favorite Starbucks this morning with [...]
The Glorious Internet: Closer to Dialogue or Further Away?
Remember all those long-ago TV ads that trumpeted the vast [...]
(The Lack of) Dialogue and the Debt Ceiling
Every now and then, our elected officials provide an object [...]
The Conversations That Made Same-Sex Marriage Happen in New York
(Dear Reader: Yes, I have been absent from these pixels [...]
That’s Not What I Meant
If you’ve read this blog for any length of time, [...]
The Human Tempest in Episcopal Miniature
This morning, to prepare for the upcoming annual convention of [...]
Interpreting the Silence of Memorial Day
I know very little about war. I have never served [...]
A Defense Mechanism That Thwarts Dialogue
I spend a lot of time reading what you might [...]
Dialogue and Language Makeovers, or, What Does “Died for Our Sins” Mean?
How do we know when our language needs a makeover? [...]
The Week of bin Laden and the Spirit of Dialogue
Here’s why the spirit of dialogue is essential. I awoke [...]