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Selective Grace What If We Gave Each Other the Benefit of the Doubt
Selective Grace: What If We Gave Each Other the Benefit of the Doubt? “If MAGA supporters gave their neighbors and fellow citizens the same benefit of the doubt they give Trump, we wouldn’t be in this divided mess.” It’s a statement that may sound blunt — even confrontational — but beneath it is a deeper…
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Healing from Christinsanity Religious Trauma Deconstruction and Recovery
Healing from Christinsanity: Religious Trauma, Deconstruction, and RecoveryReclaiming Your Spirit After Leaving Toxic Christianity Leaving a toxic form of religion—especially one wrapped in fear, control, or shame—can feel like setting yourself free and falling into the void all at once. For many raised in extreme or fundamentalist branches of Christianity (sometimes called “Christinsanity” by survivors),…
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Build a Unity Vision Board Workshop Template
Build a “Unity Vision Board” Workshop Template Creating Shared Purpose Through Collective Imagination In a time when division dominates headlines and polarization strains relationships, it’s easy to forget that unity is still possible—and deeply desired. But unity doesn’t just happen. It must be imagined, intended, and invited. One way to help groups reconnect across differences…
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The Four Horsemen of the Abrahamic Mythos A New Reading of Apocalypse
The Four Horsemen of the Abrahamic Mythos: A New Reading of Apocalypse What if the Four Horsemen weren’t distant omens, but living legacies? Not horsemen galloping in the sky — but ideologies riding across history? In the Book of Revelation, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse signal the beginning of the end: conquest, war, famine,…
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Belief and Survival: When Faith Isn’t a Choice
Belief and Survival: When Faith Isn’t a Choice “Do you believe… or are you just surviving?” Across cultures and centuries, belief systems have shaped civilizations, inspired movements, and defined identities. But behind the rituals, hymns, and holy books lies a difficult truth: sometimes belief isn’t chosen — it’s inherited, enforced, or endured. Belief as a…
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Creating Sacred Spaces in Everyday Life
Creating Sacred Spaces in Everyday Life We often imagine sacred spaces as distant, dramatic, and set apart—grand cathedrals, ancient temples, quiet mountaintops, or serene retreat centers. While these places can indeed inspire awe, they are not the only places where the sacred can be found. In truth, sacredness is not tied to geography. It lives…