
Richard Parker "I do see religion as a kind of art form." -- Karen Armstrong (from today's show). Bravo!

Elisabeth Thacker I enjoy your show so very much. I have learned, laughed, cried and become spellbound on more than one occasion...like TODAY. Your show with Karen Armstrong ws fascinating...many times during the broadcast I found myself finishing her sentences...our experience discovering "God" has been very similar.. Many blessings!!

Shelley Davies Gentile Outstanding show today Krista!

Andrew Newton You're in your ninth year. Still patiently waiting on a comprehensive episode specifically focusing on the American Wiccan community. We'll be patient and keep waiting, but how much longer? I know it will take courage to do this, but you can do it.

Speaking of Faith An outburst from member of The Daily Show audience was met with an embrace by the Palestinian guest. Karen Armstrong tells a similar story, but with a different outcome -- stunned silence.
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There was a bit of stir a few weeks ago when Jon Stewart welcomed Ann Baltzar and Dr. Mustafa Barghouti onto The Daily Show. Baltzar is author of Witness in Palestine: A Jewish American Woman in the Occupied ...

Raymond Sigrist The SOF show on Eckhart Tolle (10/8/09) is great. He is a genius. However, in the name of pluralism, I will offer something of contrast from a minority tradition, the school of the Chinese mystic Zhuangzi: Embrace unconditional love, whether repairing the world is possible or not.

Tara SOF - I listed to the "Listening Generously, The Medicine of Rachel Naomi Remen" podcast yesterday and found it deeply compelling. I shared it with my friends. Thank you so much for all you do!

Speaking of Faith This week's show direct: "The Freelance Monotheism of Karen Armstrong"

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This week's show: Karen Armstrong. She has a new bestseller, "The Case for God," and this month she unveils the Charter for Compassion — a kind of global call to action she initiated after winning the prestigious TED Prize in 2008. Krista 's 2004 interview gives a better understanding of the woman behind the ideas — wh...at compels her, and how she evolved from a disillusioned young nun into a thinker with a singular influence on religious understanding in our time.
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Armstrong, a renowned thinker on the role of religion in the modern world, reflects on theology, poetry, and her life as a freelance monotheist.

Speaking of Faith A story sure to make your heart lighter -- a humorous lesson about impermanence and release, from the bovine sort.
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“So, Mom called. The cows broke out again. Two separate locations, and Dad had just repaired the fences. Hunters everywhere (makes them stampede). Hopefully they can get all the repairs done in time ...

Speaking of Faith A Friday video snack for those whose minds are weary and require a meditative moment. It allows one ten minutes to reflect, to peer into blizzard and cold, to think about hard times, and the joy of the road ahead -- with great music by Low.
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It’s been some time since I’ve posted a Friday video snack. I don’t know about you, but these last few months have been a blur — hectic and almost harrowing at times. And there is good, ...

Speaking of Faith For another perspective on the Fort Hood shootings: an op-ed by a former guest, Wajahat Ali, in the Guardian's "Comment is free" section.
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Wajahat Ali, one of the voices in our “Revealing Ramadan” and “Living Islam” shows, has written an op-ed for the Guardian’s “Comment is free” section regarding the Fort Hood shootings. A stream of responses — presently at 217 — to his essay are piling up.

Christine Duguet
Can't wait to hear the program with Karen Amstong. Her message is stong and her personality is captivating as well as her knoledge. Krista, i love your show as well as your book
Christine.

Loretta A. Carlson-warren Always a thoughtful and uplifting program.

Speaking of Faith Karen Armstrong prefers Hillel's version; Adele Diamond prefers Jesus' variation. Both take away a call to action. Listen to the two pieces of audio here.
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I get a charge out of noticing subtle connections between the many different conversations we bring to the airwaves and webwaves each week. This happened recently as I was prepping two upcoming programs: ...











