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Welcome! All of my interests share one unifying characteristic – the Principle of Mutuality. This Directory lists blogs by topic. I hope you’ll find something of interest.
Reflections on Life and Faith

 

Golden Rule Radical

For those seeking insight into a spiritual Christianity that isn’t concerned about doctrine or dogma, but rather about the message of radical inclusive love that lies at the heart of our faith.

A Global Ethic for a Global Civilization
At the heart of the world’s religions and secular moral codes lies one common theme – the Golden Rule or Ethic of Reciprocity. Such a universally present Principle offers us the foundation for a world that finds unity in its diversity.

7 Questions – Ethics in Business

Reciprocal Politics
Living ethically has to include our conduct in the workplace. Here’s a place to find accounts of others who have found ways to do that, as well as tools for applying mutuality to our business relationships Confrontation and brinkmanship may be the norm in the realm of politics, but it isn’t the only way to get things done. What happens when we apply the principles of reciprocity and mutuality?
Even in my creative writing, mutuality is the foundation.
Danaerea
(pronounced dan – air – ee – uh) 		There is a single truth behind the myths and legends of humanity – follow my science fiction website to discover the Hidden History of the Universe
John Shearman and Jim Taylor are long time friends and mentors. John’s Lectionary is hosted on Seems Like God, while Jim’s Edges, long a part of the SLG family, moved to its own host some time ago. Both offer unique perspectives on faith in an often skeptical world. I am very pleased to know these two gentlemen. Their wisdom and insight have helped me enormously over the years.

John Shearman’s Lectionary

 Jim Taylor’s Edges

Rev. John Shearman’s lectionary analysis reflects the wisdom and insight of a long time scholar and liberal preacher. Drawing on his years of experience as well as the best modern scholarship, John offers a persuasive understanding of ancient sacred texts framed for postmodern spirituality.

Jim Taylor has written several best-selling books, including Sin: A New Understanding of Virtue and Vice. His essays are an insightful look at life from a modern, progressive spiritual perspective.
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