Dialogue and Language Makeovers, or, What Does “Died for Our Sins” Mean?
How do we know when our language needs a makeover? [...]
Why Should I Listen to You?
Yes, I admit it. The question in the title isn’t [...]
Each Time We Meet, We Are Strangers
Last month I learned something new about myself. Having wrestled [...]
Have Values Ruined Our Dialogue?
Tim Rutten of the Los Angeles Times makes a provocative [...]
Dialogue With the Believer Who Believes Something Else
Let’s say you’ve been on planet Earth awhile—at least 20 [...]
Dialogue Every Day, Dialogue Everywhere
Dialogue professionals think of dialogue as a process, and to [...]
Dialogue From Where You Are…When Where You Are Isn’t Good Enough
I did not see this coming, and frankly, I’m pretty [...]
Mindshift Part 2: Dialogue and “the Poor”
A friend of mine is looking for a job. She [...]
Between the Girlfriend and the Quakers
When I was in high school, I dated a young [...]
Dialogue and the Prayers We Don’t Like
On Tuesday evenings, several of us in the local chapter [...]