How do we confront systemic injustice without falling into despair or self-righteousness? That's what we're exploring in this episode as we dive into Chapter 2 of Richard Rohr's new book, The Tears of Things, titled "Amos: Messenger to the Collective." Mike and Paul begin by talking with Richard about Amos's unique approach: critiquing the collective culture rather than scapegoating individuals, and turning anger over injustice into fuel for change. Following the conversation with Richard, co-hosts Mike and Carmen are joined by Rabbi Or Rose, founding director of the Miller Center of Hebrew College and author. Together in conversation, they explore Heschel's understanding of the prophet, the challenge of holding righteous indignation without self-righteousness, the power of teshuvah (return), and practical ways to remain spiritually grounded and committed to justice and peace work in overwhelming times.Rabbi Or Rose is the founding director of the Miller Center for Interreligious Learning and Leadership at Hebrew College in Newton Center, MA. He is a co-editor of two Orbis titles: My Neighbor's Faith and Words to Live By.Resources:• Grab a copy of The Tears of Things <a href="http://www.thetearsofthings.com">here</a>, where you can get a free reader's guide, discover a new course, and other offerings related to the book.

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