Monthly Archives: April 2018

Curators of Our Lifetime Journeys: A New Form of Spirituality?

Posted on April 12, 2018 by Jim Langcuster

The last few years I’ve been acquainting myself with the writings of a British religious philosopher named Don Cupitt. An ordained Anglican priest, Cupitt was once known as a theologian, but following his drift away from conventional Christianity, he now … Continue reading →

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A Strange Symbiosis in North Korea

Posted on April 5, 2018 by Jim Langcuster

A few years ago, National Geographic dispatched a documentary camera crew to North Korea to highlight the efforts of Nepalese opthamalogist and surgeon Dr. Sunduk Ruit, who performed small-incision cataract surgeries on roughly a thousand North Koreans. Ruit has completed … Continue reading →

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