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Multifaith Musings: The Beauty of Sin
Hello all! My name is Lauren Williams, and I’m a freshman currently enrolled in The Day Course: Idea Development, ART-115, here at Gustavus. Over the…
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Multifaith Musings: What Mindfulness Means to Aaron Geringer
My name is Aaron Geringer. I am a mental health therapist at the Gustavus Adolphus College Counseling Center. Mindfulness is a guiding principle in my practice…
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Multifaith Musings: New Opportunities for Interfaith Engagement
As religious hate crimes escalate around the country, it is heartening to see a similar rise in efforts to promote inter-religious understanding. Below I describe…
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Multifaith Musings and Introduction to Dr. Kessler
Judaism is the oldest of the monotheistic Abrahamic religions, with roots that go back more than 3,000 years. Core concepts include a covenant between God…
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Multifaith Musings: Reflections from Danann Mitchell ’20
Christianity is the most widespread religion practiced in Hawaiʻi today, represented by Protestants, Roman Catholics, and Mormons. From the arrival of American Protestant missionaries with…
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Does God Care Who I Vote For: A Review of an Interfaith Discussion
Religion and politics, the two topics banned from dinner conversations, were finally brought to the same table on December 5th in a panel discussion sponsored…
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Meet Chaplain Maggie
Chaplain Maggie Falsenschek believes that it’s important to lead from a place of authenticity. Maggie was raised in the ELCA tradition, but it wasn’t…
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Multifaith Musings: Reflections from Matthew Kalkman ’20
The Roman Catholic Church is the largest Christian Church in the world and has over 1.29 billion members. It is headed by the Pope and…
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Multifaith Musings: Reflections from Grace Love ’19
Neo-Paganism is a modern spiritual movement that does not as yet have a defined universal set of beliefs or a specific structure and authority. Most…
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Multifaith Musings: Reflections from Anna Duong-Topp ’21
by Grace Love ’19 Mahayana Buddhism is the largest form of Buddhism in the world (about 53% of 520 million Buddhists). Buddhism began in India…
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