​Some of Our Columnists
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Open Horizons includes essays by many writers.  Below are some of our regular columnists and some of their essays.

Bradley Artson
Jewish and Process: Interview with Rabbi Bradley Artson
Jewish Wisdom for a World in Need: Reading the Bible with Help from Rabbi Artson
God Almighty? No Way!
What Are We Doing When We Pray?
The Hidden Holiness of the Secular New Year
Voting is Holy
One Dove's Pluck
Prayer on Mother's Day
Dancing with Your from "Here" to "There"
Child of God
Prayer for the Homeless
Process and Torah
The Bible is a Book of Inclusion and Love
What is a Miracle
Not in Our Name
Avina Malkeinu
Thirty Six Lures for Feeling
After the Earthquake
A Lament That Never Ends
A Prayer for All of Us
Come What May
She is a Benefit to Herself
Four Reasons I'm Bound to Israel
Turtles and Whales
Judaism: An Introduction
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​Becoming - East and West
Only in This Should You Glory
Vibrating Over the Face of the Deep
​Voting Biblically
To Choose Life
Self-Evident Truths
Pulse: When Dancing is Political
The Omer: Teaching Us to Count Our Days
Two Thanksgiving Essays
Jewish Environmentalism
The Risk (and Glory) of Freedom

​​Farhan Shah
A Process Interpretation of Islam
How the Qur'an Reveals God's Becoming
Human Beings as Co-Workers with God
Muhammad Iqbal's Concept of God
Islam and the Interpretative Activity

​​Bob Mesle
​Relational Power: Three Dimension
The Soul is Not a Thing
Suffering and Meaning

​​Jay McDaniel
Soft Theism, Generous Non-Theism, and Spacious Agnosticism
God with a Spacious Heart
Odd, Fresh, and Beautiful: The God of Gerard Manley Hopkins
O Holy Night
Ann Lamott: Theology for the Rest of Us
I Believe in a God of Commas
Finding God in Rivers and Dogs
Open Horizons as Cross-Cultural Ecopoetics
Last Lecture: Hendrix College
Virginia McDaniel
​Paul Ingram
Suffering through the Present Moment: The Pleasure and Angst of Waiting
Transfiguration: A Lutheran Journey
Thinking about Thinking about God
On Catching Glimpses of the Sacred
The Pluralism of Life and Death
The Mystical and the Ordinary
Finding God in the "Now"
​The Rich Man: An Essay by Paul Ingram
​Jea Sophia Oh
Jazz and Korean Bibimpab
The Divinity of Rice: Jea Sophia Oh
My Father: Filial Piety and a Daughter's Love
The Korean Haegum

​Teri Daily
Buffaloes, Butterflies & Borders
The Impatience of the Holy Spirit: Forging a Path between "Us" and "Them"
The Desire for Things to End Well: Whitehead and Julian of Norwich
Love's Oblivion (A Reflection for Holy Monday)
Mothers of God
Transgressing Boundaries: The God of Good Friday
What an Orthodox-Oriented Christian Priest Learns from Process Theology
May I Try That One Again? The Grace of a Million Second Chances
Love Made Gritty
Mary Our Priest
Vulnerable to the Questions: The Role of Doubt in Faith
Why Be Christian? Christianity as a Paradigm Shift from Force and Competition to Relational Power
Creation as Gift-Exchange: A Reflection for the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul
To Harm or to Heal: the Power of Words
​Can I, Too, Be an Interfaith Leader? Interfaith Leadership in Daily Life
Finding Wisdom Between Love and Awe
When the Light Shines Through: A Sermon on the Transfiguration
Finding Grace in a Bowl of Ashes
These Kids Are Gorgeous! Finding Beauty in an Asymetrical, Disproportionate World
Why Is It So Hard to Forgive? Are Baby Steps Alright?
​Taize, France: A Window into the Radical Hospitality of God
A Tattoo of the Heart
Being Saved in Ordinary Moments: An Easter Vigil Sermon
​The Vulnerability of God in Scripture
​Homily for Michael
​Can a pretty orthodox Christian have process leanings?

John B. Cobb, Jr.
​We Live in a Thoroughly Miraculous World
Whitehead's Theory of Value
Five Foundations for a New Civilization
Ten Ideas for Saving the Planet
Economic Justice and Process Philosophy
​What is My Vocation?
The Postmodern John Cobb: Deconstructive and Constructive
An Appreciation of David Korten
​A Buddhist-Christian Critique  of Neo-Liberal Economics

​Patricia Adams Farmer
F is for Faith
The Beauty of Imperfection
The Great Pregnancy
What is Fat Soul Philosophy?
Gravity and Grief
Grief Takes a Road Trip
The Spiritual Alphabet: C
Language, Luck, and Lures
Boston the Beautiful
No Tiny God
The Sky Remains
Patience is All
Fat Soul
Novel Theology: Confessions of a Whiteheadian Novelist
On the Gratitude of Trees
A Bejeweled World
Defiant Joy
Love All Beginnings
Under the Red Hats: White Rage and the Quest for Empathy
A Theology of Tea
The Beauty of an Open-Ended Life
Beauty as a Spiritual Home
An Antidote to the Ugliness of Trumpism
Cropping Out All Green at Sixty
When the Devil Goes to Church
Black Bean Brownies and Grace
The Creative Life
After the Terror, I Return to Etty Hillesum
Growing an Ecological Soul with Help from Pope Francis
The Pope's Favorite Verb
Inhabit Your Situation
The Meaning of Success Revisited
The Numinosity of Rocks

Shoryu Bradley

Tractors and Squirrels Expounding Dharma
Gyobutsuji and the Environment
Is Violence part of the True Self?