Faith, Design, and our Children

If it’s possible to prepare the way for ourselves to explore and be open to receiving God’s message, what does that mean for how we raise our children? Once we try to apply these techniques to another person, a key element of the process — our yearning to reach the Divine — is potentially lost.

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Two Very Different Churches

Imagine that you walk up to an old wooden porch and into a church that’s just one large central room. As you enter, dozens of people are sitting in rows facing each other with their eyes closed and heads bowed. Everyone is quiet and the windows are open. You take a seat along the wall.

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