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Is God silence? Can we at least say that what we say of silence applies also to God and maybe vice versa? This exists, below all sound. This is all around us, and within us. This is a subtle envelope for our lives, a birthing pool. Yet silence seems to exist, to be noun; it is hard to imagine silence as verb as we can God. Seeing God as verb, we are invited to address God as verb: moving, acting, touching, friending.

:- Doug.

Spirit, conversation and love are about movement and verb and giving, not space and noun and possessing.

:- Doug.

It’s not as if one color of skin is worse—or better—than mine. It is merely different. That is what makes it holy.

:- Doug.

After dipping my toes in the literature I find myself noticing first how statistics-driven medicine is, as if life can be held in a set of numbers but seldom arms.

:- Doug.

When I read I’m not after where the writer goes but where as a result of this journey life can lead.

:- Doug.