The Covid-19 pandemic arrived upon the world stage shortly after I had begun a year-long study program on the life and works of Viktor Frankl (1905-1997), best known as the author of the searing Holocaust testimonial Man’s Search for Meaning. Sponsored by the Graduate Theological Foundation, the program consists of an in-depth review of his ten […]
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With our nation descending more and more into the swamp from which we were promised deliverance, it’s difficult to find much to celebrate this summer. But let’s give it a go: 1. Lessons from a real man. If you have not yet been to see Won’t you be my neighbor?, the documentary celebrating the life
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[Mental Health—that which promotes the optimization of mind, body, soul, and interpersonal relationships] How many times have you been asked some variant of the question, What do you do for a living? That question strikes at our identity: What we do is an integral part of who we are. And it is a question that