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Between me and the others

The Untamed Bible – Beyond the Pious Boxes

A quiet way home: Release me, God.

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Life that lingers

To maintain balance between ourselves and others, we also need retreat, like in a kiva – again and again, to regain clarity about our path. The synthesis: integration of both sides. „Love your neighbor as yourself“ (Mark 12:31) – this is not a choice between two options, nor is it: first one, then the other. It means an integration of both poles.

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Life that lingers

Between me and the others

To maintain balance between ourselves and others, we also need retreat, like in a kiva – again and again, to regain clarity about our path. The synthesis: integration of both sides. „Love your neighbor as yourself“ (Mark 12:31) – this is not a choice between two options, nor is it: first one, then the other. It means an integration of both poles.

The Untamed Bible – Beyond the Pious Boxes

Perspectives on the Cross

🔴 Perspectives on the Cross – Why Jesus' Last Words Resonate with Us The Gospels don't tell us what Jesus actually said – but rather what people needed. Mark and Matthew emphasize abandonment: God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Luke recounts forgiveness ("Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing"). John emphasizes completion ("It is finished!"). Which perspective speaks to you? Read now – and discover what the words on the cross can mean for you.

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Dying with dignity – Yes!

Dying is a part of life. I tell this story because it deeply moved me – and because I have the right to tell it. I asked – and received a joyful, surprised yes. It is sacred to me.

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Perspectives on the Cross

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A quiet way home: Release me, God.

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The three levels of meaning

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Perspectives on the Cross

Dying with dignity – Yes!

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