Philosophy & Religion
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The Way of Nonviolence: Lessons from Martin Luther King Jr.
Violence is anything that subverts the freedom, identity, function, or existence of another. Violence is injustice. It is the outcome when love and equity are undermined. Continue reading
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The Rise of Extremism: A Reflection on American Society
The recent re-election of Donald Trump highlights a profound national discontent in America, with 73% of voters feeling dissatisfied or angry. Despite his controversial actions, many Americans opted for a leader represented by anger and authoritarianism. The situation calls for… Continue reading
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What Now? Life After the Election
In the aftermath of the upcoming election, society faces critical questions about political polarization and relationships amid differing beliefs. Emphasizing hope, humility, and courage, the content highlights the importance of finding common ground and understanding among people while navigating the… Continue reading
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The Loss of Community Life: Restoring Human Connections for a Stronger Society
Today, modern American cities and rural communities bear the scars of transactional relationships in place of invested relationships. Neighborhoods and communities around the country are increasingly void of the essential ethos contributing to their flourishing –– people meaningfully engaged with… Continue reading
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Embracing Collaboration in a Changing World
The Information Age has led to rapid changes in social norms, stirring uncertainty and fear. The shift from institutional authority to collaborative influence is reshaping the future. This inflection point prompts consideration of a collaborative future, rejecting the notion of… Continue reading
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Palestine, Protest, and Passover
Living in a globalized world has made global events local issues. Tensions in the US due to the Israel-Gaza conflict are evident on college campuses, leading to protests and hateful rhetoric. As Passover begins, there is a call for unity… Continue reading
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An Inclusive Take on Easter
Easter, deeply rooted in Christian traditions, symbolizes hope, renewal, and rebirth. Beyond its commercialized aspects, it reflects humanity’s instinct for survival and greatness. The concept of resurrection, both physical and spiritual, underpins the holiday, offering a sense of purpose and… Continue reading
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Hope is the Alternative to an Uncertain Future
Americans are increasingly distrustful of social institutions and elected leaders, with concerns about global conflicts and emerging threats adding to anxieties about the future. Despite these fears, there is hope for a better world through collective action and embracing unconditional… Continue reading
Matt Till 