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Category: Grace

A Failing Grace

I wonder if Christ would have refused to construct furniture for a Lesbian couple or anyone else, or if He would have used the opportunity as an entrée into their lives, and they into His. And I further wonder if He would have favored a law (He seemed so repulsed by law in general) that…

February 23, 2014
“Unexpected Ways” (An 80-second reading on what I am enjoying most about this human experience.)

Early this morning I was seated in the lobby of one of Kampala’s oldest hotels, The Africana. The Senior Advisor to Uganda’s First Lady had asked to meet me there. We have been friends for many years, and I happened across one of her properties yesterday, a space that would be perfect for one Read…

March 7, 2012
“Hello, TOO!” (A 90-second reading.)

Years ago, I worked for the President of the Arizona Board of Regents. My office was in his law suite, along with his law partners and the lobbyists who worked for his firm. I seemed to often arrive just behind one of the lobbyists, Missy, meaning I was walking several paces behind her from the…

February 13, 2012
“The Essence of Being” (Definitions of spirituality emerging from courthouse lunches and ancient markets)

“Quick question,” I said to a friend over lunch today at the courthouse. (She has been serving on a jury for five days. I was summoned for duty today.) My question was: “What is your definition of spirituality?” After I asked, we both impulsively laughed given that this surely was not a Read more […]

January 31, 2012

Nathaniel Dunigan, Ph.D., Ed.M.

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