Faith – Page 4 – Robert J. Chase

May 6, 2020May 6, 2020 robertjchase Comma Moments, Current Events, Faith, Reflections

Shaping the Future

This week has seen ongoing horror in the continuing spread of the coronavirus. Devastating outbreaks in nursing homes, meat packing plants and prisons haunt the airways. New models show dramatically … Continue reading Shaping the Future

April 29, 2020April 29, 2020 robertjchase Current Events, Faith, Reflections

Empathizer-in-Chief Is Still MIA

One of the most deeply frustrating—and inexplicable—aspects of the Covid-19 crisis has been the utter lack of empathy expressed by Donald Trump towards those stricken by the coronavirus. This week, … Continue reading Empathizer-in-Chief Is Still MIA

April 9, 2020April 9, 2020 robertjchase Comma Moments, Faith, Reflections

How Can We Celebrate?

It is Holy Week. For Christians, this is the most sacred time in the liturgical calendar, a time when we acknowledge the death and resurrection of God’s beloved child. It … Continue reading How Can We Celebrate?

March 25, 2020March 25, 2020 robertjchase Current Events, Faith, Reflections

Open for Easter

I’m not very religious in the traditional sense. I rarely use sectarian phraseology or religious justification to press a point. I have an inclusive, not exclusive, religious worldview and have … Continue reading Open for Easter

December 12, 2019December 12, 2019 robertjchase Current Events, Faith, Reflections

Forgiving Trump

In the midst of endless impeachment noise, I found myself asking a surprising question: “Can I forgive Donald Trump for his vulgar demeanor, erratic behavior and repeated transgressions against individuals … Continue reading Forgiving Trump

As a professed agnostic, I’ve often looked upon Christianity—and all organized religions—with skepticism and mistrust. Reverend Chase has worked to create a different example of Christianity—an inclusive, nonjudgmental faith that … Continue reading Sulome Anderson

― Sulome Anderson

Robert Chase weaves stories, theological reflection, and a passion for justice in this book that reveals “intersectionality” as the paragdigm for a hopeful future. He blends the personal, cultural,and religious … Continue reading The Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson

― The Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson

Rev. Chase’s interactive session on ‘Beyond the Comma’ was an uplifting call to arms for justice. His book arrives at a moment in history that finds us seeking to make … Continue reading Melody Fox Ahmed; Associate Director for Programs, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs; Georgetown University

― Melody Fox Ahmed; Associate Director for Programs, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs; Georgetown University