The most American thing of all
From “Know Your Place: Helping White, Southern Evangelicals Cope with the End of The(ir) World” by Justin R. Phillips Even […]
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Could a grain older than the wheel be the future of food?
Lost crops like fonio could help us fight climate change and malnutrition. By Bill Gates Read the free article here
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What to say to your child when Christian nationalists threaten to bomb his library
By Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Read the free article here
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When we resonate
From “The Awakened Brain: The New Science of Spirituality and Our Quest for an Inspired Life” by Lisa Miller, PhD
Solar is about to get a lot more affordable for low-income households
The EPA’s historic, $7B Solar for All program will help every state fund solar projects for lower-income residents. In many states, that
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California just went 9.25 hours using only renewable energy
Nearly every day for the last six weeks, California’s electric grid has run on solar, wind, and other clean energy
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The task within the task
From “Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life” by Richard Rohr It is when we begin to
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An insidious and growing evil
From “Becoming Brave: Finding The Courage To Pursue Racial Justice Now” by Brenda Salter McNeil There is an insidious and
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A mountain of solar, storage, and wind projects are waiting for permission to plug in.
The interconnection queue is now double the size of the entire U.S. grid. Read the free article here
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“We are all in this together” was replaced by a libertarian norm that we’re not.
From “The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again” by Robert D.
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3 Reasons to Buy Books by Indigenous Authors
By Kaitlin Curtice Read the free article here
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The Table of Significant Others
From “Designed to Heal: What the Body Shows Us About Healing Wounds, Repairing Relationships, and Restoring Community” by Jennie A.
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Many Christians try at all costs to avoid mixing politics and church
From “A House Divided: Engaging the Issues through the Politics of Compassion” by Mark Feldmeir Many Christians try at all
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St. Paul, Minnesota’s public schools are tapping geothermal to cut emissions and building costs
The three schools will see significant savings over natural gas systems. Vreeland said the annual savings will be $143,000 at
Identity Politics
From “White Fragility: What It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism” by Robin DiAngelo The United States
The Twentieth-Century Crisis of Democracy
From “Defending Democracy from its Christian Enemies” by David P. Gushee After World War I, antidemocratic right-wing movements strengthened, exploding
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The Doctrine of Discovery
From “The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy: and the Path to a Shared American Future” by Robert P. Jones The
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This separation leads increasingly to enmity
From “The Seven Democratic Virtues: What You Can Do to Overcome Tribalism and Save Our Democracy” by Christopher Beem Aligned
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Speaking and Listening
From “Legacy: Wisdom of African Traditions and the Bible” by Chris Morehouse; forward by Therese Taylor-Stinson Speaking and Listening First
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