Keith TurnerThe Gift of Righteous AngerWe have already established in our reflections on despair that all emotions are amoral (neither good nor evil). It is what we do with our…2d ago2d ago
Keith TurnerRecovering from Identity WhiplashLife can be thorny and rocky, but even in the discomfort, beauty springs forth.Aug 26Aug 26
Keith TurnerCoping in the Middle: Reflections from the Polarized WastelandWhat does it mean to be “in the middle” of a polarized political climate? Why empathy, compassion, and civility must always be our guides.Aug 202Aug 202
Keith TurnerOn Fatalism: Are We Really Free?We live in a world that is both orderly and chaotic. How does this reality affect our free will? Are we really free? Or are there limits?Aug 19Aug 19
Keith TurnerSummer’s Signs Have Spiritual MeaningFarmers Markets. Produce Stands. Garage Sales. These are the signs of Summer in Indiana. But what spiritual significance could they have?Aug 12Aug 12
Keith TurnerCataloguing the Times: A Closer Look at Ecclesiastes 3When I was a young boy, I could hardly contain my excitement whenever my mother received the newest J.C. Penney catalogue in the mail…Aug 5Aug 5
Keith TurnerIt Wasn’t the Lord’s Supper, But I Wish It WasThe Feast of Dionysus, Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games, July 26, 2024Jul 282Jul 282
Keith TurnerThe Inherent Goodness of DespairAnd so I came to despair all the gains I had made under the sun. For sometimes a person whose fortune was made with wisdom, knowledge, and…Jul 22Jul 22
Keith TurnerThe Great ChangerIt is getting late now. Koheleth’s rendezvous in his small home has turned into yet another sleepless night. Call it a bad pomegranate…Jul 9Jul 9