"If we cannot feel the death of a child in Iran with the same moral clarity as the death of a child in the United States, then something in us has been deformed. If our outrage is calibrated by passport, then our humanity has been nationalized.
"Faith communities — and anyone who still believes in a common human dignity — have a responsibility to resist selective compassion, to insist on names when systems prefer numbers, to refuse the comforting lie that 'complexity' absolves conscience."
A powerful article by Omar Suleiman, published by RNS on March 5.









