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Sacred Synesthesia
Luke Burns 15 January 2017
I recently watched a documentary about a man with quite intense synesthesia, which allowed him to visualise numbers as complex… read more
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Two Holy Lungs Breathing Spiritual Life Worldwide
Rabbi Allen Maller 4 January 2017
Rabbi Allen S. Maller’s reflections for 2017 In the pagan Greco-Roman Empire during the days of Jesus, the Jerusalem Temple… read more
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Terror and Natural Law
Jonathan Milevsky 6 December 2016
In my prayers on Yom Kippur a few weeks ago, I included a plea for no more terror attacks around… read more
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On Growing Up Orthodox Jewish and Syrian Christian
Nicole Abraham 6 December 2016
My parents raised me with two religions- Orthodox Jewish on my Mum’s side and Syrian Christian on my Dad’s. Not… read more
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Astronomy and Theism are Not Incompatible
Huma Munir 5 May 2015
Huma Munir discusses the life lessons we can learn from contemplating the universe… In 1990, spacecraft Voyager 1 took one… read more
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Togetherness and Diversity
Rabbi Charles Wallach 5 May 2015
Rabbi Charles Wallach reflects on the holiday season and what diversity can teach us. Being semi retired my wife and… read more
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Religious experiences – evidence of God’s existence?
Waqar Ahmedi 28 April 2015
What do a British journalist, a 19th century Russian novelist and an Arab orphan 1,400 years ago have in common?… read more
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An Atheist Explores the Afterlife
Kile Jones 21 January 2015
Kile Jones reflects on various religious views of the afterlife, and what this might mean for a skeptic. Back in… read more
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Spring Faith
Karen Willows 15 March 2014
The spring equinox, falling around the 21st March each year, is a significant date for many religions—Karen Willows explores how.… read more
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