

Parker Palmer, Phyllis Tickle, and Ingrid Mattson — The Spiritual Fallout of 9/11
Sep 5, 2002
Parker Palmer, a Quaker educator and author, Phyllis Tickle, a keen observer of American religion, and Ingrid Mattson, a prominent Muslim theologian, dive into the spiritual turmoil following 9/11. They explore how the attacks reshaped American religiosity and patriotism, highlighting both a surge in church attendance and emerging complexities in faith. Ground Zero stands as a sacred space for mourning, embodying resilience and community healing. The conversation also emphasizes interfaith understanding and the need to recognize the contributions of the Muslim community amid a climate of fear and misunderstanding.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Ebb and Flow of Faith Post-9/11
03:10 • 3min
Navigating Faith in the Aftermath of 9/11
05:43 • 12min
The Lasting Scars of War and Compassionate Reflections
17:40 • 2min
Ground Zero: A Sacred Space for Mourning
19:59 • 13min
Reflections on Identity and Faith Post-9/11
33:28 • 17min
Exploring Religion's Role in a Post-9/11 World
50:44 • 2min