I've known about this project for some time now, but I have not done anything about it. Sure I joined them as a "Cause" on Facebook, but that's it. This video is compelling. Even so, I have done little more than post it in hopes that others may be even more inspired than I. I pray for peace every night, but I do little to bring it about. Mother Teresa once said we should not try to do big things, just do little things with great love. I suppose that can be just as big a cop out as "I thought about it, and it's the thought that counts." Although that negates the "great love" portion. Can even the smallest thing done with great love not draw you into bigger things? We shall see.
This was imported along with posts from a previous blog titled "When Did I See You?" The title expresses a fundamental view of mine. The proclamation that we serve God through serving others trumps doctrine and dogma. It reminds me that I don't serve others because it wins me points, but rather because they in their weakness and poverty have more blessing to offer me than I in my abundance have for them. So, social justice trumps political correctness and affiliation. Common bonds of human experience trump allegiances of all other kind. And in this space I hope to build some conversation about how these ideas translate into a "new" way of being in the world that has actually been around for about two thousand years or more. Obviously by the slant of the above argument I am of the class of the "haves" rather than one of the "have nots." Even though I'm not wealthy by US standards, I am filthy rich by global standards. There are cer...
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