Various thoughts about the article “The Blind Man: A Fable About Responsibility” By Ron D. Kingsley, Ph.D., NCSP. Hope you enjoy
Stories For Mormons: 014: Commentary on “The Blind Man”
- November 11, 2019
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Mythical Jesus: 016: Mark 3:4-6 Anger, Sadness, and Defiance
- February 6, 2019
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Last episode we talked about Jesus entering the synagogue and attending to the man with the deformed hand. Today we tell the rest of the story which is to shine a light on how Jesus seems to always be painted into the corner by his religious leaders and somehow someway uses their lack of vulnerability […]
Mythical Jesus: 015: Mark 3:1-3 Look for the Helpers
- January 16, 2019
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Today we delve into Mark chapter 3: 1-3 where Jesus enters the synagogue and come across a man with a deformed hand. We setup episode 16 story which is the tension between Jesus who wants to heal and the Pharisees who do not want to see their rules challenged. But stay focused here in episode […]
The Mythical Jesus: 008: Mark 1:41 Moved With Compassion
- August 22, 2018
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Today we talk about compassion. The conversation centers around how within religious institutions we often frame our effort to work with those outside the tribe as “tolerance”. We spend time helping us see that Tolerance and compassion are opposites and come from different spaces. How is tolerance not a Christ-like attribute and how can we […]
To Our Loved Ones: The Struggle Is Real
- February 13, 2017
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This audio program is hosted by Bill Reel, an active faithful Latter-day Saint who has himself gone through a difficult and painful crisis of faith and has remained active in the Church. This program is for the loved ones of those struggling in hopes for understanding and a safe space to have conversations. You likely received […]
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