Pluralism and a Spirituality of the (Im)possible

The relationship between pluralism and spirituality is explored in the context of a specific understanding humanism, developed by political philosopher William Connolly. He uses term ‘entangled humanism’ to express his ecological view on how humans relate other forms being, stressing need for an attitude partnership care face crisis. To realize this non-anthropocentric form we our creativity imagination, spiritual affinity characterized openness commitment shared goals. According Connolly, deep which people are ready defend their creed public while realizing productive ethos engagement with others different convictions. We find one another imaginative ideas creative actions regard problems that confront us all so urgent as force collective action. working together, connecting can emerge. This elaborated upon help John Dewey’s notions moral imagination religious trust, understood here key elements entangled humanism. article closes describing (im)possible be source inspiration humanism really makes difference complex but rich world.