With an older sister and a good friend who are experienced cooks and bakers, my attempts at creating edible dishes can be comical. In my defen…
Chris Highland
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Chris Highland was a Protestant minister and interfaith chaplain for many years before becoming a humanist celebrant and author. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina. His website is www.chighland.com.
A former Christian colleague posted his belief that the message of the Bible is an invitation to “come home.”
There are many poignant passages in Pat Conroy’s book, “South of Broad.”
In those long ago Evangelical days, we couldn’t wait to tell everyone the “good news” of our faith. Any other news couldn’t be good.
I’m not one to make fun of religious beliefs or sacred scriptures. I will call attention to strange, irrational or nonsensical aspects of reli…
Chris Highland commented on Friendly Freethinker: Confessions, Professions and Concessions to Renewal
Thanks for your comment. My intention in this column is not to silence those who wish to share their faith, only to encourage "stretching toward a more inclusive approach to other beliefs," which takes some humility. A person may believe their faith is the "only way," yet as I say, it may…
Chris Highland commented on Reflections: The God Box
You tell an important story, with a relevant message (even for humanists). Thank you, and have a very merry Christmas season.