Month: March 2017

Einstein once said that you can’t solve a problem with the same consciousness that created the problem in the first place. So as I ponder the profound problems that plague our society today, and our seeming inability to gain real traction on them, I find myself wondering what ill-articulated and perhaps ill-chosen assumptions are preventing…

Chaconne in Dm D. Buxtehude (c.1638-1707) “There’s A Wideness To God’s Mercy” “Oh Sacred Head, Now Wounded” Zeitler Frederick William Faber (1814-1863), author of “There’s a Wideness To God’s Mercy”, was an English cleric, author and poet. Faber excelled in school, was awarded scholarships for his general scholarship as well as prizes for his poetry.…