Objectifying God
God is often seen as “separate”, a mighty “king” in the clouds. Ignatian spirituality can help us break down this monarchical image.
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Andy Otto
My name is Andy Otto. For two and a half years I was a Jesuit in the Society of Jesus. It has informed and transformed my life. I have a BA in Communication and a minor in Psychology. I love travelling, swing dancing, Disney, and have lived in Boston, New York, DC, Jamaica, and Orlando.
Coincidence or Providence?
How is God involved in our lives? Are coincidences just providence in disguise? I believe God’s hand works through the natural flow of our lives and free responses to God’s invitation.
Is Bill Nye an “Anonymous Christian”?
Bill Nye asks if evidence of God is Necessary to live a good life. No. But what difference does God make for the Christian? Can a non-believer experience the transcendence of God?
Doing What We Love (FB Live Audio)
Are you doing what you love in your career and life? Would you do something different if you had the freedom? Discussing Ignatian freedom, desire, and discernment.
The Male God?
What is your image of God? Is it okay to call God “he” or “she”? Ignatius teaches that God meets us in a way that is helpful for us, and that doesn’t exclude the metaphors we use to image God.
The Religion of Consumerism
Consumerism drives so many of us, but there’s hope. The good spirit is always reminding us that we just need love, grace, and healthy relationships.
The Utopia of Star Trek
Star Trek depicts a time where humans have moved beyond the need for wealth and possessions. Seems like the Christian hope.
Ask Me Anything! (FB Live Event)
View or listen to my “Ask Me Anything” Facebook Live event.
The Minimalism of Lent
True riches do not come in having lots of things. The trend of minimalism can teach us a lot about Lent.