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We all live somewhere. Our homes are as fundamental as our clothing, our food, just living. In the cultural shake-out of the 21st century, organized religion in America has taken a hit in membership, attendance, and relevance – but that change has been accompanied by the statistical revelation that over 80% of us are “spiritual” – with more and more of us saying that they are “spiritual but not religious.”

If homes are just reflections of us, and we, as humans, are “spiritual” do our homes reflect that aspect of who we are? Are our homes “spiritual” to us? Did the sequestration of the pandemic simultaneously remove us from our places of worship, but connect us to our homes in a spiritual perspective that was missing? How do our homes reflect that spiritual connection?

In our homes, we hang mezuzah’s, crucifixes, even portraits of Jesus, we light candles – but beyond icons and rituals, how do our homes reflect the spiritual reality of the human condition? Some great guests reflect on this question.

Everyone has a home, but some think about spiritual lives in a secular world. Joining Home Page are those who think about how we live domestically and faithfully. David Zahl, is a husband, father and homeowner and co-created Mockingbird Ministries. Yodan Rofe is a professor, author and is dedicated to exploring “Living Architecture” with the philosophy of Christopher Alexander. Steve Mouzon is an architect, writer, and new urbanist who has long focused on cultural traditions in design, particularly those in the south