There is no way to get my mind around a three day conference with 2,000 participants from around the world and about 200 presenters on 80 topics beginning with Bill McKibben on climate change and ending with a Whiteheadian philosopher.
A few weeks ago I described a pair of visits I had recently made; one to a congregation I once served at the University of Chicago and the other to the seminary from which I graduated in 1955.
In the circles where I have spent must of my life, there are many honored words.
Wendy and I lived for twenty years in a very pleasant somewhat conservative city in Northwest Missouri.
The American Legion is one of the last places you would expect to find criticism of this nation’s involvement in war — any war.
