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Five questions with the author of Far from the Tree on how families with extreme difference find connectedness in their "horizontal" identities.
Watch the 20-minute video in which the MIT researcher explains how he wired his house with microphones and video cameras — and how we learn language and the landscapes in which we encounter each other.
A doctrinal framework that's fallen out of favor may be the best hope in giving Christian's faith a structure and a language they can articulate.
Krista dishes on cooking with the BBC. We remember Roger Ebert's smile. And thoughts on fear and grieving, the coming spring, and a culture of advocacy.
A story of learning and friendship and circles of learning in which each person is a teacher — of learning how to live with death and learning how to live.
Members of the audience were asked to write questions for her on index cards. Here's a glimpse at what was on their minds.
Krista reflects on her conversation with Rabbi Sandy Sasso and the insight that "children can make the essence of religion come alive" and "may ultimately teach us far more than we teach them."
