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Thursday, August 8, 2024
Times of controversy call for
helpful communication methods.
“What value are you trying to uphold?”
“. . . What is it that you fear most? . . . “*
Guiding Spirit,
help me be more interested
in the person with whom I am discussing
(or debating), rather than the outcome.
But let us both work toward an outcome
of mutual appreciation.
Amen.
See “Learning to Argue Well,”
M. Cathleen Kaveny and Julie Hanlon Rubio
In Journeying in Faith Amid Polarization,
Boston College, C2 Resources
The Church in the 21st Century Center, Fall 2023.
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