Theologian Miroslav Volf of Yale Center for Faith & Culture on relationships, forgiveness, faith, and other ingredients of a life well lived.

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Do you believe boredom is bad or good? How do you navigate the 'attention economy'?

How do you make room for wonder in your days?

What does it mean to be a Christian in a world where so many of our systems are dehumanizing? What duties do you see as incumbent upon us as Christians, as humans?

'Recognize that in each moment, and in each person with whom our paths cross, there is an opportunity to learn to grow, often through challenge.'

Bill Cross on Winslow Homer, For the Life of the World.

Do you believe theology is a lived, embodied enterprise?

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When was the last time you were welcomed as a stranger?

Do you sense an urgency in the present? How does this urgency stand with your faith?

“Life together in the family of God, at the banquet of God is…a radical conviction that God has enough for us all.'

David de Leon on For the Life of the World.

'We are not the President of the United States. Things can go on without us.'

How do you sit with the discomforts of patience?

Tish Harrison on For the Life of the World.

How have you been pushed by the world to be present recently? What does that feel like to you?

What do you think Christian listening should look like in a pluralistic context?

What will heal us? Meditation and mindfulness and prayer, or doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly?

Do you believe the answer could be both?

'All reconciliation is relational.'

How does your ancestry bear upon your understanding of yourself? Does it bear upon your spirituality?

Gaze upon the God who gazes upon you with love.

Do you have contemplative practices? How does your spirit most feel pulled to gaze upon the God who gazes upon you?