Men and women of every belief have been praying their whole lives, writes Paul Leroux, whether they’ve known it or not.
On Spirituality
My Power Place
A trip to the Grand Tetons fourteen years ago brought Roger L. Durham into contact with something profund.
Where My Prayers Went
A poem by Terre Spencer
My Subversion Experiment
Jeremy John looks at the type of faith and belief can arise from experimentation with truth.
A Phoenix Rising
Lili Bee talks with photographer Brad Oliphant about addiction, homosexuality, and coming to terms with one’s spirituality.
Spirituality: In Pictures
The First Step I Took as a Man
A batch of psychedelic mushrooms and a lazy canoe ride helped Michael Carpenter realize he was a man.
The Spirituality of #Occupy
Jack Varnell looks at the #Occupy movement through the lens of “everything has spiritual consequences”.
Men and Spirituality
What do you believe in?
Sometimes I Need God to Be Male
Hugo Schwyzer doesn’t mind a gender-neutral God, but the last thing he wants is for people to think that only a female God can be nurturing and compassionate.
A Gay Man and the Church: Trying to Reconcile My Sexuality
Paul Leroux turns to spirituality to reconcile his sexuality.
Can a Manly Man be Spiritual?
Roland Maimonedes views spirituality as empathy, love, uncertainty, and the surrender of power—none of which he had considered particularly manly.
Questioning My Faith
“Even in my most desperate moments, when I was ready to embrace religion, I still couldn’t figure out which one I belonged to.”
A Moment in Time
Penelope Thompson meditates with prisoners and finds that “one aware moment is as special and unique as another.”
Here I Am
Chris Wiewiora lives up to these words by facing questions about God, porn, and accountability.
For a Loving Dad, Spirituality Is Optional
Fathers who are deeply spiritual have more in common than they might think with fathers who don’t consider themselves spiritual at all.