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Articles by Harold Heie

Harold Heie is a senior fellow at The Colossian Forum. His website, www.respectfulconversatuin.net, is devoted to modeling respectful conversations concerning contentious issues about which Christians have strong disagreements. The highlights of a conversation on human sexuality are reported in his recently released book Respectful LGBT Conversations: Seeking Truth, Giving Love, and Modeling Christian Unity. He is currently hosting a conversation on “Reforming Political Discourse.”

Establishing Diverse Relationships through Story

  • Harold Heie
0
3 years ago

We needed to get to know each other and to listen to each other's stories so that we could envision and work toward making northwest Iowa a region where all of us could flourish together, whatever our race or ethnicity.

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  • Christian response
  • immigration
  • neighbors
  • stories
  • understanding

Disagreements as a Pathway Towards Common Ground in Politics

  • Harold Heie
3
5 years ago

Considering the goal of politics to be the search for common ground that promotes the common good, there are enormous disagreements as to the substance of that common ground.

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  • Christians
  • conversations
  • dialogue
  • politics

Political Advocacy for Immigration Reform is a Marathon not a Sprint

  • Harold Heie
1
6 years ago

The primary reason why advocacy for immigration reform is a marathon is because it will require a change in minds and hearts of many Anglos in our region and our political representatives, which is a slow process.

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  • advocacy
  • immigration
  • politics
  • understanding

Respectful Conversations as Deep Expression of Love

  • Harold Heie
0
6 years ago

To get to know someone well enough to create a safe, welcoming space for that person to express their beliefs and their reasons for holding to those beliefs, and then having respectful conversations in an attempt to uncover our agreements and illuminate our disagreements is, for me, a deep expression of love for that person.

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