When you are facing a juncture in your life, a period of transition, or an important decision, I wonder…

Resolving the rift between science and religion is deeply personal for me.

The most profound truths about what it means to be human belong to both science and religion.

This year I became an Uncle, and in a few days time I will become a “goodparent.”

How do we know what we know? Well, as Unitarian Universalists we are committed to an ongoing “search for truth and meaning.”

When I was 19 I fell in love with Plato’s Socratic Dialogues.

Well, what do you know! No, really: what do you know—and how do you know it? And how do you know that you know it?

...that while there is only one issue of Quest Monthly over the summer you can find searchable archives for Quest here.

Knowing that you don’t know is health... Presuming that you know is disease...

It seems to me we speak all the time and all at once of two kinds of spiritual integrity, two ways of being deeply, liberally, religious—one looking inward, one looking outward.