Ministers who preach hate should be removed from their churches.
Flow, Decision-Making, and Conflict
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In an oversimplified way, when flow is interrupted, we need to activate either the decision-making system or the conflict system.
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Gaza/Israel/Palestine Reactions from People in their Twenties
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Tikkun intern, Ronnie Hecht, asks for reactions to the Israel/Palestine conflict.
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Maimonides Sought Peace Between Jews and Muslims
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Maimonides sought peace between Jews and Muslims.
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3 Days of Holiday Learning, Mourning, & Celebrating
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Now is a good time to get together to mourn the violence and suffering in Israel and Palestine, to learn the ethical vision of Torah as it applies to the contemporary world, and to celebrate the receiving of Torah on Shavuot.
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A National Day of Remembrance Honoring Nursing Home Lives Lost
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Please join in on Thursday, May 20, 2 to 3 pm (Pacific); an online event to honor the more than 182,000 nursing home lives lost to COVID-19.
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Pew Research Report on American Jews
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Important new information from the Pew Research Center.
Join Us to Help Build a Caring Society
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Our goal is to encourage and support people to dream big about the kind of life and community they want – dreams that are so often excluded from public discourse. To bring these liberating ideas into the public sphere, we will work to pass resolutions endorsing the New Bottom Line: A Caring Society.
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Post-Socialism Vision: Revolutionary Love
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Rabbi Michael Lerner and Cat Zavis seek to build a world that prioritizes love of the other and justice rather selfishness. On this webinar, they lay out a powerful and compassionate plan for building a caring society.
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A Litany for Those not Ready for Healing
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Rev. Dr. Yolanda Pierce offers a litany to remind us of the importance of mourning, grieving, and being present with the magnitude of pain inflicted upon Black people everyday.
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Coronavirus and the Glimmering Light
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In 1578, while jailed in a Carmelite monastery for his attempts at reforming the order, Saint John of the Cross penned his famous poem, Dark Night of the Soul. He was living in a cell measuring barely ten by six feet, without a lamp or a change of clothes, dragged out weekly for public lashings.
States, Collective Wellbeing, and Our Future
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States are a patriarchal invention, not a natural given about humans. They were created early on within the establishment of patriarchal forms.
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Reflections on ‘Revolutionary Love’ and the Politics of Love
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Philip McKibbin reviews Rabbi Lerner’s book, “Revolutionary Love.”