Topic: Tradition
October 22, 2012
The world, as seen by Roger Federer
Brilliant improvisers -- whether on the court or in the workplace -- are trained to see the world differently than the rest of us.
March 8, 2011
Ryan Andersen: Relevance is still relevant
If, that is, relevance is a matter of connecting the depths of our tradition with the depths of the world’s longings.
November 29, 2011
Carol Howard Merritt: Nurturing creative church cultures
How can we nurture innovative cultures in our congregations and denominational structures?
November 8, 2012
In praise of questions
Don’t be content with, “We’ve always done it this way.” Encouraging inquiry can help an institution remember why it does what it does.
May 31, 2011
Tuesday's News & Ideas
- Ramsay Prize: 'Atheist Delusions'
- Church for single Mormons
- Eddie Long looks ahead
- 'Tiwwadi' and tradition
- Pastor's daughter, now rabbi
- God, revelation & the weather
January 23, 2012
Jason Byassee: Innovating with an ancient
Even in orthodoxy, what is older is not necessarily better.
December 3, 2012
Monday's News & Ideas
- We aren't Jesus
- Bluegrass & klezmer
- Religious, but religiously illiterate
- Kosher rebellion
- Largest Christian country
- Culture in kitchens
April 14, 2009
Jason Byassee: Tradition, tradition.
Fiddler on the Roof, contrary to the impression some have of its most famous tune, shows tradition is a multi-valent thing.
July 18, 2011
Monday's News & Ideas
- Sermons, pastor & people
- 'Until the last victim finds peace'
- Vatican/China battle heats up
- U.S. Buddhism at a crossroads
- May clergy marry gays?
- Saving Internet history
September 17, 2012
Monday's News & Ideas
- Joy & High Holy Days?
- Colbert & the Cardinal
- Freedom in tradition
- Internet intensifies squabbles
- McLaren on multi-faith world
- Rollerblading to Yankee Stadium
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