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Tag Archives: Jacqui Lewis

Love Speaks the Truth

Truth is a drink of water to a parched traveler. Continue Reading Love Speaks the Truth

A Theology of Somebodiness

It’s hard to love yourself when people degrade your humanity. Continue Reading A Theology of Somebodiness

Stay Where the Pain Is

Mature religion always teaches some form of contemplation—to break our addiction to egoic, disconnected thinking. Continue Reading Stay Where the Pain Is

Seeing All the Things

A spiritual life is supposed to help us see better. Continue Reading Seeing All the Things

Love of Others Begins with Love of Self

We belong to a mutually beneficial web of connection, well-being, and love. Continue Reading Love of Others Begins with Love of Self

We Are One and Many: Weekly Summary

We are each impacted by the circumstances that impact those around us. What hurts you hurts me. What heals you heals me. Continue Reading We Are One and Many: Weekly Summary

The Spirit of Ubuntu

Who I will be is deeply related to who you are. Continue Reading The Spirit of Ubuntu

The Integrity of Love

What a distortion of the gospel it is to have limited sympathies and unlimited certainties. Continue Reading The Integrity of Love

Love Crosses Boundaries

Fierce love causes us to cross boundaries and borders to discover one another. Continue Reading Love Crosses Boundaries

God as Fierce Love

Images of God God as Fierce Love Thursday, December 2, 2021 Like many of us, CAC friend Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis has struggled with both the possibility and the pain-points of religion. Healthy religion unites but toxic religion uses God to create more separation and hurt in the world: Before I made my living talking… Continue Reading God as Fierce Love

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