On sitting in the shade of another's tree – Baptist News Global
One of the most notable differences since leaving conservative evangelicalism has been my body’s reaction to justice-themed events on the calendar.
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One of the most notable differences since leaving conservative evangelicalism has been my body’s reaction to justice-themed events on the calendar.
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In today's episode of Snarky Faith, we're venturing into a space that's often skirted around with discomfort or outright hostility. That's right—we're digging into the delightful mess that is religious diversity, but not in the way you might expect. We're not here to throw shade or to spotlight the foibles of faith; instead, we're talking about the rich gifts that diversity brings us, especially when we shut up and listen. Our guidebook for this journey is none other than the recent release Sitting in the Shade of Another Tree: What We Learn by Listening to Other ...
Join Snarky Faith as we explore "Sitting in the Shade of Another Tree" with authors Giles, Pile, Gilleland, and Kaskas, delving into the transformative power of listening and learning from diverse faiths. A conversation about finding common ground and unexpected wisdom in religious diversity.